Professional Licensing & Regulatory Affairs Cases

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Aaron J. Kemp

Senior Attorney

Chairperson of Professional Licensing & Regulatory Affairs

Michigan Office
1441 W. Long Lake Road, Suite 310
Troy, MI 48098
Phone: (248) 644-6326

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CBD Is Now Officially Legal In Florida, But What Does This Mean For Medical Licenses?

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How rapidly is the hemp-derived CBD market growing? According to recent market research studies, it’s expected to reach $22 billion by the year 2022. Despite

Can I, a Florida Healthcare Provider, Continue to Work During a DOH Administrative Action?

August 16, 2019 No Comments

This FAQ covers specific concerns in relation to Florida Department of Health letters of investigation and administrative complaints, based on questions that the healthcare lawyers at Chapman Law Group frequently hear.

Failing to Safeguard Patient Privacy, Breaching HIPAA May Impact Your Professional License

August 15, 2019 No Comments

Doctors, nurses, pain management specialists beware: Disclosure outside of the exceptions or without patient consent can result in civil, criminal penalties

HPRP No Longer Protects Participants’ Professional Licenses

August 13, 2019 No Comments

During the last six months, several clients of Chapman Law Group who are HPRP participants have had administrative complaints filed against them while they remain

Case Result: Our Florida Healthcare Licensing Lawyers Win Dismissal for RN After Medical Director Insists on IPN for Accidental Drug Ingestion

Our Florida Regulatory and Licensing lawyers used evidence against the medical directors and sought to establish proof that our client, a registered nurse, did not belong in IPN.

Case Result: Registered Nurse Argues False Positive After Tested Positive for THC in Drug Screening; No Finding of Probable Cause

In contesting a THC drug screening result, our Florida Regulatory and Licensing attorneys asked for lab records and chain of custody, and we provided proof that the RN was not impaired.

Case Result: Malpractice Claims Against Nurse for COVID-19 Unit Incident Dropped Due to Lack of Evidence

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.

Case Result: RN with Valid Medical Marijuana Card, Script Formally Charged with Impairment; Case Dropped After DOH Violates Due Process

Our Florida regulatory and healthcare licensing lawyers contended that the Florida Department of Health violated due process following a registered nurse testing positive for THC at a pre-employment drug screening.

Case Result: IPN Averted for Travel Nurse Who Had THC in Her System Before Working in Florida

Our Florida regulatory and healthcare licensing attorneys successfully convinced Florida Department of Health (DOH) prosecutors that a penalty of referral to IPN would not be appropriate.

Case Result: RN’s Impairment, Drug Diversion Case Dismissed as Colleague’s Allegations Turn Out to Be False

Our healthcare licensing attorneys presented evidence that the complainant, a colleague, had a criminal history and extensive history with IPN, and he had recently gotten his California license revoked due to drug diversion and impairment.

Case Result: LARA Dismisses Administrative Complaint Against Pain Management Specialist Accused of Negligence for Not Sending Patient to ER for Alleged Nerve Injury

Our Michigan healthcare license attorneys contended that patient’s movement during procedure was a cause of the alleged injury, and the patient didn’t bring forth complaints that would have led to a transfer to the ER.

Case Result: Our Licensing Attorneys Resolve LARA Administrative Complaint Against Dentist Accused of Overmedicating, Oversedation

Our Michigan healthcare regulatory and licensing lawyers researched and provided published studies regarding the specific sedation medications used and how the dentist’s actions were within the standard of care.

Case Result: Physician Avoids Peer Review, NPDB Action; Resignation Negotiations Lead to Full Payment of Amount Due from Employment Contract

Our Michigan healthcare regulatory and licensing lawyers negotiated to permit the physician to voluntarily resign from the employment contract without any reporting to the NPDB or the state licensing board.

Case Result: Our Healthcare Regulatory/Licensing Lawyers Argue Physician Was Wrongfully Reported to NPDB After Loss of Contract; Hospital’s Actions Voided

Our Michigan healthcare regulatory and licensing lawyers filed with the NPDB Dispute Resolution and engaged hospital counsel in lengthy negotiations, ultimately leading to the hospital’s voiding of the NPDB report.

Case Lawyers

Aaron J. Kemp

Senior Attorney

Chairperson of Professional Licensing & Regulatory Affairs

Michigan Office
1441 W. Long Lake Road, Suite 310
Troy, MI 48098
Phone: (248) 644-6326

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Professional Licensing & Regulatory Affairs Cases

Case Result: Our Florida Healthcare Licensing Lawyers Win Dismissal for RN After Medical Director Insists on IPN for Accidental Drug Ingestion

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Case Result: RN’s Impairment, Drug Diversion Case Dismissed as Colleague’s Allegations Turn Out to Be False

Case Result: LARA Dismisses Administrative Complaint Against Pain Management Specialist Accused of Negligence for Not Sending Patient to ER for Alleged Nerve Injury

Case Result: Our Licensing Attorneys Resolve LARA Administrative Complaint Against Dentist Accused of Overmedicating, Oversedation

Case Result: Physician Avoids Peer Review, NPDB Action; Resignation Negotiations Lead to Full Payment of Amount Due from Employment Contract

Case Result: Our Healthcare Regulatory/Licensing Lawyers Argue Physician Was Wrongfully Reported to NPDB After Loss of Contract; Hospital’s Actions Voided

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