Professionals like doctors and pharmacists are often caught in the middle, sometimes accused of enabling those addicted to these drugs by provided continued access via subscriptions. Yet, those accusations typically ignore the immense challenges faced by healthcare providers when trying to navigate the complex rules and regulations related to drug monitoring.
Read MoreMost individuals who are facing a licensing case or a criminal matter or any kind of issue that can threaten their professional livelihood are uncertain and that is very hard to live with.
Read MorePharmacy law is extremely complicated. It involves state and federal laws those rules including rules governed by the federal agencies and state agencies.
Read MoreMany applicants for a license, and many licensees who have to meet certain requirements in the state of Georgia to maintain their license, do not meet all requirements.
Read MoreChanges in licensing requirements may often require the assistance of legal counsel due to certain forms that have to be provided and to also make sure that your application will stand out as cleanly as possible and put your best foot forward.
Read MoreMost states have laws or rules that require reporting of an action on one state to another state within 30 days.
Read MoreThere are two types of medicare fraud cases.
Read MoreA peer review action can affect the rest of your life as a physician.
Read MoreOften chiropractic services are reimbursed by insurance companies and a licensed action will affect that reimbursement.
Read MoreDentists can be the subject of many types of complaints - often filed by a patient, a patient's family, a former employer or an employee.
Read MoreMany nurses face licensing board actions that are brought on by your employers, or complaints by patients other employees.
Read MoreI can work to protect your license and your livelihood and protect all those years that you've put into to your career.
Read MoreA stolen computer led to the North Memorial Health Care of Minnesota paying $1.55 million for a potential violation of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) Privacy and Security Rules.
Read MorePeriodic OCR audits are required by HITECH, which was passed in 2009.
Read MoreThe Smith case was a big win for Georgia insurers and further fortified that the plain language of the policy controls policy coverage.
Read MoreUnder the new law, clinics have to register with the state, and doctors can no longer dispense opioid prescription painkillers from their offices.
Read MoreSimply stated, a prescription does not mean a pharmacist is clear.
Read MoreA California doctor was handed 30 years to life in the death of three patients who overdosed and died.
Read MoreStrong defense is best protection in today's litigious society.
Read MoreA new set of federal rules on prescription narcotic painkillers has hit veterans hard.
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