Chapman Law Group is dedicated to helping clients achieve the results they desire. We have a great deal of experience litigating lawsuits and we have even greater experience obtaining dismissals and settlements before trial.
We are most proud of our achievements in civil rights defense. The vast majority of claims are dismissed before trial. Those that have gone to trial all ended in No Causes for our clients. Our achievements are appropriate for the type of case and often exceed our client’s expectations.”
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Chapman Law Group (CLG) was able to negotiate plea agreement with prosecutor for 6 month delayed sentence on single charge of obtaining prescription by false representation and …
Based on our specific experience in defending addiction medicine providers and Suboxone, Ron Chapman II was asked to join the trial team on this case and other companion …
This client underwent extensive audits and payment demands for over $2 million based on allegations of fraud. Billing privileges and payments were suspended by both Medicare …
Dr.X had been participating in the Professionals Resource Network (PRN) for several years when she asked PRN to terminate her contract early. PRN scheduled her for an …
Ms. Sexton was incarcerated in the Macomb county jail. During the intake she did not appear suicidal and answered all suicide screening questions in the negative, except prior psychiatric history.
Our client was a woman following her passion to help deaf and hard of hearing children as a second career. After spending her early years as a secretary, bookkeeper and banker, she obtained her masters degree in Deaf Education and spent 25 years teaching
Two physicians were charged with unlawfully prescribing suboxone while working at Redirections Treatment Advocates (RTA) in Wierton, WV. Based on our specific experience in defending addiction medicine providers and Suboxone, Ron Chapman II was asked to join the trial team on this case and other companion cases.
Summary suspension of clinical privileges and removal from service (termination) from a Veterans Administration (VA) medical center for unethical and criminal conduct and “conduct unbecoming of a federal employee.”
A physician was excluded from participation with Medicare and Medicaid for committing health care fraud. After the reinstatement of his medical license, he applied for a certificate of registration with the DEA. They were considering rejecting his application solely due to the exclusion issue, even though his license had been reinstated.
A pro se prisoner alleged that our physician assistant client was deliberately indifferent to “broken hand symptoms” when treating a bite wound on the prisoner’s hand. The physician assistant saw the prisoner again at a later date, at which time the prisoner complained of ongoing pain. The physician assistant ordered an x-ray, which revealed a fracture.
Plaintiff alleged that he suffered from Hirschsprung’s Disease and demanded that doctors provide him with a special diet to alleviate symptoms of the disease. Evidence from the prison showed that the inmate’s desired “special diet” consisted of hamburgers and fried chicken.
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Dr. X had been participating in the Professionals Resource Network (PRN) for several years when she asked PRN to terminate her contract early. PRN scheduled her for an evaluation to determine if she was eligible for early termination.
An inmate sued the prison medical services company for allegedly refusing to surgically remove broken spinal hardware, denying narcotic pain medication, and refusing to provide sufficient lubricant for the inmate’s self-catheter.
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