Chapman Law Group has been representing physicians of all specialties, chiropractors, dentists, optometrists and veterinarians for over 25 years. The highly regulated health care industry has a vast amount of laws and regulations that can impact health care providers and their businesses. We have teams of attorneys who have immersed themselves in specific areas of health care law and who have developed a deep understanding of the nuisances, depth and breadth of the profession. Our attorneys can handle the most complex health care law matters, including:
We at Chapman Law Group have a team of highly experienced lawyers who are dedicated to professional licensing defense. Our attorneys represent doctors daily before the medical boards, state licensing divisions, administrative courts and the DEA. We regularly defend physicians who face disciplinary action regarding:
Chapman Law Group attorneys for doctors also have experience handling more serious disciplinary actions related to drug trafficking, Medicare fraud and sexual misconduct. Our lawyers assist doctors during all stages of the disciplinary process: state investigations, informal hearings before the medical board, administrative hearings, appeals, post-action reporting and probation modifications.
Our licensure attorneys also assist doctors who have difficulty obtaining a medical license or DEA registration, whether due to prior relinquishment, disciplinary or criminal action or other reasons.
For a physician, being sued for professional negligence creates professional, economic and personal hardship. When you call on a Chapman Law Group attorney, you can be sure he/she is dedicated to aggressively representing you to prevent unfair and unjust outcomes.
For more than three decades, we have been defending health care professional — physicians, nurses and nurse practitioners, dentists, pain management specialists, chiropractors, mental health professionals, and uninsured healthcare providers, among many others — accused of malpractice:
We believe that the best defense for a doctor is often a strong offense, so we will work with you not only to defend the action, but to win the action and obtain a no-cause ruling.
Our primary goal is to protect your interests and limit the time and cost of medical malpractice litigation. We work with several of the leading malpractice insurers and correctional health care providers to defend physicians against malpractice actions.
By thoroughly understanding all facets of the complaint — including standard of care/practice, alleged breach, proximate cause and damages — we are able to take aggressive action and achieve desired results. Our extensive trial experience, use of technology, and network of experts give us the right advantage.
The criminal defense lawyers at Chapman Law Group are unique in that they only represent health care providers. Their combined knowledge and experience in criminal law and health care law allows them to handle the most complex cases against physicians.
Our lawyers for doctors represent medical professionals facing felony charges related to health care, such as
Our lawyers for doctors also defend against DUI, assault, shoplifting, and other criminal charges that can threaten a doctor’s medical license, DEA registration and CMS enrollment.
Our criminal attorneys not only work hard to defend doctors during criminal action, they also focus on reducing the collateral consequences that can result from a criminal conviction or mere allegation of criminal wrongdoing:
Our regulatory attorneys help doctors remain compliant with the many state and federal regulations, including:
Our lawyers for doctors work with health care practices on compliance program development, performing self-audits and addressing deficiencies. We also assist practices during “routine” compliance audits by various state and federal agencies.
Practice ownership requires a significant investment of time and finances. Our goal is to help you build a successful practice and help alleviate the stress and uncertainty in operating a new business.
Chapman Law Group’s transactional attorneys assist physicians with practice ownership matters such as practice start-up, practice acquisition, buying into a practice, adding ancillary services, adding beds, change in location, and practice closure.
Our lawyers are experienced in drafting and negotiating sales and purchase agreements, business formation documents, partnership agreements, lease agreements, employment contracts, medical director agreements and other contracts. We carefully consider the tax, financial, risk and fraud issues that may arise after the transaction is complete.
In addition, we assist with permitting and licensing applications, certificate of need applications and appeals, accreditation, inspections, change of ownership or location filings, and CMS participation.
Our lawyers for doctors assist physicians with various employment matters, including credentialing and staff privileges, NPDB issues, employment contract review, employer probation and termination issues, wrongful termination claims, employer investigations and residency issues.
Employment termination, revocation or denial of staff privileges and revocation of credentialing are serious matters for physicians, because they may be reportable to medical boards and the NPDB. We at Chapman Law Group understand the lasting effects a negative employment action can have on a physician’s career, so we work hard to prevent such matters and minimize negative ramification from an employment-related action.
Over the span of a career, physicians can create considerable wealth. Protecting that wealth and properly passing it down to future generations is important. Chapman Law Group provides estate and tax planning services to help you set a financial and legal course to effectively direct your own future.
Whether you are a business owner wanting to implement succession planning, an individual with newly acquired wealth thinking of your future generations, or a family with significant inherited wealth and need direction on how to preserve it, Chapman Law Group has you covered.
Healthcare providers accused of healthcare fraud or improper opioid prescribing can’t afford to overlook these signals when selecting an attorney.
The CDC Guidelines for prescribing controlled substances like opioids, and the DEA/DOJ investigations that follow, are putting physicians and their pain patients in a regulatory bind.
Michigan nurses and medical practitioners are most often referred to HPRP by employers due to potential safety-to-practice concerns.
This Medicare Advantage plan complaint filed against a physician to the state Board of Medicine is one for which doctors had best take heed.
Federal agencies are training and preparing for a wave of PPP cases, with the Attorney General issuing a directive to U.S. Attorneys to make PPP fraud a priority.
Florida nurses and medical practitioners are most often referred to IPN and PRN by employers due to potential safety-to-practice concerns.
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