When charged with a crime, health professionals must defend their actions in two venues: before the criminal court and before the state licensing board for their respective profession.
Unfortunately, criminal defense attorneys who do not practice administrative law often plead criminal cases in such a way that it makes it difficult to avoid licensing action from the state and the professional’s licensing board.
We at Chapman Law Group are different.
Unlike most law firms, we have a team of experienced white collar and health care fraud defense attorneys, who practice nationwide and are dedicated solely to defending health care providers. This is critical, because virtually any criminal conviction could prevent a health care provider from practicing.
From the onset of your representation, we consider the licensing ramification when developing a strategy, and we aggressively represent you during criminal and administrative proceedings.
In addition, our white collar criminal defense and government investigations lawyers work with our compliance attorneys, to conduct internal investigations on behalf of individuals and entities requiring an investigation as a result of a credible allegation of health care fraud.
Our health care fraud defense attorneys will aggressively defend your health care matter from internal investigation through trial. We handle multistate federal criminal matters investigated by the Department of Justice; state felony matters; and, where criminal sanctions are possible, investigations commenced by the HHS, FBI, DEA, FDA and DOJ.
We have extensive experience in defending health professionals faced with criminal charges, including:
Chapman Law Group understands that criminal proceedings will likely result in professional licensing or administrative actions. That is why we provide comprehensive and aggressive legal representation for physicians, nurses and others who face criminal prosecution.
Our goal is to not only streamline the process, but also to ensure that the criminal conviction is handled in such a way so as to limit the impact on your professional license.
Whether you practice in Michigan (Detroit, Dearborn, Troy, Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids, among many more regions), and Florida (including the metro areas for Miami, Orlando, Tampa, West Palm Beach and Jacksonville), or anywhere else in the U.S., we are ready to help you. Contact us today to learn more.
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.
A physician utilizing the Michigan Automated Prescription System (“MAPS”) became concerned about the scores being displayed for some of his patients and wanted a compliance review of his practice to determine whether his treatment plans were compliance and to improve his practice in the event of a review.
More than 60 providers have been charged with health care fraud following the investigation of the Appalachian Regional Prescription Opioid (ARPO) Strike Force. Allegations include trading drugs for cash, charging clients extra fees to receive these prescriptions, and even prescribing over social media.
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