Michigan Office
880 W. Long Lake Road, Suite 150
Troy, MI 48098
Phone: (248) 644-6326
If you’re a medical professional who uses CBD oil for anxiety, back pain or sleeping, you may run into trouble with your medical license
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.
Doctors, nurses, pain management specialists beware: Disclosure outside of the exceptions or without patient consent can result in civil, criminal penalties
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
After our attorneys’ countless calls to the state district court and DEA, and our unrelenting advocacy, the DEA completely changed course and subsequently granted the DEA registration with no conditions.
We successfully demonstrated to the DEA that the pharmacist had the financial capacity to operate a pharmacy and also fully understood his corresponding responsibilities in regarding to narcotic medication dispensing and record keeping.
The DEA and state police raided the physician’s office accusing him of drug diversion and drug trafficking. The Board of Medicine agreed to a settlement that lifted his suspension and allowed his return to practice.
Through a series of tough negotiations with the prosecutor and by portraying a strong defensive position, we were successful in dismissing four of the five counts and obtaining diversion pursuant to MCL 333.7411.
After negotiations with the local prosecutor, our attorneys were able to secure a deferred sentence, the felony charges were negotiated down to a misdemeanor, and no negative licensing action was taken.
Our attorney successfully negotiated an agreement with the prosecutor, wherein the nurse would plead guilty to possession of marijuana in exchange for sentence diversion pursuant to MCL 333.7411.
Prepayment suspension of payments by third-party Medicare Authorized Contractor alleging a Gross and Flagrant Violation of the Standard of Care in a Substantial Number of Cases. Client was placed under a prepayment suspension of Medicare payments by a third-party MAC claiming Gross and Flagrant Violations of the Standard of Care
After tough negotiations, our attorneys were able to negotiate dismissal of all charges, provided that the nurse complete a probationary period to show that he was not a drug user.
We at Chapman Law Group were able to negotiate plea agreement with prosecutor for a six-month delayed sentence on a single charge of obtaining prescription by false representation.
Michigan Office
880 W. Long Lake Road, Suite 150
Troy, MI 48098
Phone: (248) 644-6326
If you’re a medical professional who uses CBD oil for anxiety, back pain or sleeping, you may run into trouble with your medical license
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.
Doctors, nurses, pain management specialists beware: Disclosure outside of the exceptions or without patient consent can result in civil, criminal penalties
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
