We represent pharmacists, pharmacies (all types), interns, and technicians throughout Florida, Michigan, Ohio, Idaho, and Colorado. Our lawyers assist with licensing, business, and criminal matters including:
The FDA reports that one of the common causes of medication errors is ambiguities in product names, directions for use, and medical abbreviations or writing. This can lead to several types of pharmacy errors resulting in malpractice actions. Common malpractice claims against pharmacists include:
For 35 years, Chapman Law Group has been representing health care providers accused of malpractice. Many of our lawyers have over 10 years’ experience defending providers against malpractice action. Our lawyers can handle the most complex malpractice cases, such as drug manufacturing errors.
Our transactional attorneys regularly assist pharmacy owners with the formation, acquisition, and sales of pharmacies. Pharmacy ownership is highly regulated. Our attorneys are knowledgeable and experienced in the many regulations and laws that impact pharmacies and their owner. We offer policy and procedure manuals to new pharmacies to help them remain compliant with the many state and federal laws and regulations. We also assist pharmacy owners with permitting and licensing, audits and inspections, credentialing, DEA matters, reimbursement issues, and other business, employment and compliance issues.
Whether buying an existing pharmacy, starting a new pharmacy, or adding pharmacy services, we review business plans and documents for compliance with fraud and abuse laws. Owning a pharmacy is a significant investment. Our transactional lawyers are dedicated to helping pharmacy owners build successful businesses and reduce the risk of liability and legal action.
Our licensing attorneys have helped thousands of health professionals, including pharmacists, obtain and protect their licenses and registrations. Our lawyers for pharmacists regularly represent pharmacists, pharmacies, interns, and technicians before the Board of Pharmacy, state licensing departments, administrative courts, and DEA. With assist with matters such as license or permit denials, administrative complaints, suspensions, impairment issues (HPRP, OPHP, PRN), state and DEA inspections and audits, DEA enforcement action, DEA registration denials and revocations, and other matters that threaten licensure. Common disciplinary actions include:
Our lawyers for pharmacists are exceptionally experienced in defending pharmacists against common disciplinary actions including DUI, drug diversion, positive drug tests, criminal convictions, patient complaints, probation violations, impairment issues (PRN, HPRP, OPHP), and unprofessional conduct allegations. Whatever the allegations, our lawyers help pharmacists defend against disciplinary action that threatens their license and career.
Each day a Michigan licensed healthcare provider lets go by without taking action to an Administrative Complaint, is one step closer to a bad outcome with your medical board. Here are five reasons not to wait — and what to do instead.
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