Ronald W. Chapman Sr., M.P.A., LL.M.
Founding Shareholder
President & CEO
All Offices – Main Office Sarasota
6841 Energy Court
Sarasota, FL 34240
Phone: (941) 893-3449
An important decision is providing renewed momentum into the fight against civil forfeiture actions involving doctors accused of improperly prescribing controlled substances. The Excessive Fines
Healthcare professionals in the private correctional healthcare business are often faced with lawsuits involving multiple claims. In most cases, those actions involve either a claim
Ron Chapman, II spoke to providers about responsible opioid prescribing and monitoring for pain management from an evidence-based best practices perspective at Michigan State Medical Society’s 150th
The proposed rules for 2019 seek to add additional codes for telehealth services which were previously bundled into E/M. It also seeks to expand the
The medical malpractice lawsuit against a psychiatrist is dismissed, and a settlement reached, after we proved standard of care was met.
Florida DOH could not prove probable cause, so our healthcare licensing defense attorneys had the case dismissed, without consequence of the client’s license.
When plaintiff inmate’s complaint was too long and his allegations unclear, the district court tossed the case after two failed chances to amend it.
Our med-mal defense lawyers argued successfully to the Michigan Court of Appeals that the physician did not breach the standard of care.
Our Florida regulatory and healthcare licensing attorneys developed a strong defense for allegations — including making a false report, inaccurate recording, and unprofessional conduct — against the nurse.
A federal court agreed with our national Correctional Healthcare Law attorneys that there were no unconstitutional policies, practices, and customs, and no patterns of misconduct on the part of the healthcare company.
Our defense lawyers argued the actual record did not support suicide watch, and if the nurse saw an checked box, she would have unchecked it.
After a four-day hearing before the VA Disciplinary Appeals Board (DAB), we obtained a reinstatement to service with the VA, with back pay and benefits, for the physician.
Summary judgment granted in prisoner’s claims that a prison medical provider was deliberately indifferent to a chronic gastrointestinal issue.
A federal jury struck down a pro se prisoner’s allegations that our physician assistant client was deliberately indifferent to “broken hand symptoms” when treating a bite wound on the prisoner’s hand.
Ronald W. Chapman Sr., M.P.A., LL.M.
Founding Shareholder
President & CEO
All Offices – Main Office Sarasota
6841 Energy Court
Sarasota, FL 34240
Phone: (941) 893-3449
An important decision is providing renewed momentum into the fight against civil forfeiture actions involving doctors accused of improperly prescribing controlled substances. The Excessive Fines
Healthcare professionals in the private correctional healthcare business are often faced with lawsuits involving multiple claims. In most cases, those actions involve either a claim
Ron Chapman, II spoke to providers about responsible opioid prescribing and monitoring for pain management from an evidence-based best practices perspective at Michigan State Medical Society’s 150th
The proposed rules for 2019 seek to add additional codes for telehealth services which were previously bundled into E/M. It also seeks to expand the
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