Category: Correctional Law

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Chapman Law Group’s Leaders for Healthcare Compliance, Healthcare Fraud Practice Groups Appear on 2020 Michigan Super Lawyers Lists

Healthcare compliance attorney Ronald W. Chapman Sr. and healthcare fraud lawyer Ronald W. Chapman II among the top lawyers for Michigan in the recently released annual rankings list.

September 29, 2020 No Comments

Does Medicare/Medicaid Exclusion Mean DEA Registration Denial? Not Always

If a physician is excluded from Medicare/Medicaid because he/she accepted a kickback, does this mean he/she could be denied DEA registration in the future? Not necessarily.

May 19, 2020 No Comments

South Florida Task Force to Investigate and Prosecute COVID-19 Federal Health Care Fraud

This newly formed unit targets hoarding, price gauing, fake test kits and other health care fraud related to Coronavirus in Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach.

April 14, 2020 No Comments

Health Care Hot Topics: The Physician’s Incarceration Experience, COVID-19 and Prison, and DEA ‘Red Flags’

The founder of Doctors of Courage joins Chapman Law Group’s Health Care Hot Topics to discuss COVID-19 and prison, DEA “red flags” in controlled substance matters, and the state of legal representation for physicians.

April 13, 2020 No Comments

Court of Appeals: Negligence Claims Can’t Be Constitutionalized

Do allegations of negligence rise to the level of cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment? The Michigan Court of Appeals says no.

April 9, 2020 No Comments

Chapman Law Group Secures Deferral for Federal Defendant, Scheduled for Prison, Due to COVID-19

Prison’s communal environment puts older inmates at a higher risk for Coronavirus. Our criminal law attorneys fought successfully to keep one of them safe.

March 25, 2020 No Comments

Jonathan Lanesky Joins Chapman Law Group

Troy, Michigan – May 29, 2019. Chapman Law Group is pleased to announce the addition of attorney Jonathan Lanesky to its Troy, Michigan office. Lanesky

August 23, 2019 No Comments

PRESS RELEASE: Ron W. Chapman Speaks at Corizon Health Annual Statewide Conference

Ron W. Chapman Ronald W. Chapman Sr., the founder of Chapman Law Group, speaking at Corizon Health Annual Statewide Conference May 16th at 5:00pm-6:00 pm

August 23, 2019 No Comments

What’s the Difference Between a Medical Malpractice Claim and a Deliberate Indifference (42 § USC 1983 Civil Rights) Claim?

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

August 16, 2019 No Comments

For Healthcare Providers Named in a Medical Malpractice or Civil Rights Suit, Preparation for Depositions is Crucial

As a healthcare professional, you will either be a party to the litigation or one of the treating professionals, and you will need preparation for the deposition.

August 16, 2019 No Comments

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Category: Correctional Law

Correctional Law

Chapman Law Group’s Leaders for Healthcare Compliance, Healthcare Fraud Practice Groups Appear on 2020 Michigan Super Lawyers Lists

Does Medicare/Medicaid Exclusion Mean DEA Registration Denial? Not Always

South Florida Task Force to Investigate and Prosecute COVID-19 Federal Health Care Fraud

Health Care Hot Topics: The Physician’s Incarceration Experience, COVID-19 and Prison, and DEA ‘Red Flags’

Court of Appeals: Negligence Claims Can’t Be Constitutionalized

Chapman Law Group Secures Deferral for Federal Defendant, Scheduled for Prison, Due to COVID-19

Jonathan Lanesky Joins Chapman Law Group

PRESS RELEASE: Ron W. Chapman Speaks at Corizon Health Annual Statewide Conference

What’s the Difference Between a Medical Malpractice Claim and a Deliberate Indifference (42 § USC 1983 Civil Rights) Claim?

For Healthcare Providers Named in a Medical Malpractice or Civil Rights Suit, Preparation for Depositions is Crucial

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