Chapman Law Group

10/15/2026

New Ninth Circuit Ruling: A Potential Game-Changer for Medicare Revocations?

A recent federal appeals court decision raises important questions about the procedural protections available to healthcare providers facing , lengthy re-enrollment bars, and placement on the CMS Preclusion List.

Healthcare defense attorney Laith Quasem examines Lee v. Kennedy and what this decision could mean for providers challenging CMS enforcement actions.

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A 2026 Ninth Circuit decision in Lee v. Kennedy raises new questions about Medicare revocation appeals, and rights to a hearing ............

10/07/2026

Medicare Spending on Wound Care Skyrocketed Nearly 4,000% from 2019–2024.

Attorney Juan Santos of explains how the government is targeting the wound care industry and and what increased scrutiny could mean for you as a provider.

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10/02/2026

The DOJ is still coming after pandemic relief fraud—years later.

A new $245 million enforcement sweep has targeted alleged and fraud, putting healthcare providers and practice owners back in the spotlight.

What should providers know about the renewed federal scrutiny and why doesn’t an error automatically equal fraud?

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The U.S. Department of Justice has announced yet another nationwide pandemic era relief fraud sweep, and healthcare providers may be at risk.

09/25/2026

Are you prepared to respond to a Wound Care Audit?

Juan Santos, Shareholder & Chair of Healthcare Compliance at , discusses , the appeals process, and strategies for challenging alleged overpayments.

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Wound care providers are facing increased Medicare scrutiny as spen...

09/23/2026

Don’t Ignore That Email From Risk Management

A question from risk management could be an early sign of a peer review issue.

Before things become formal, consider whether it’s time to speak with a healthcare attorney.

Early action may help protect your career and prevent a bad situation from escalating.

09/21/2026

Don’t Wait Until You Receive a Notice of Hearing!

By then, the peer review process may already be formalized.

If you’re being questioned about an adverse incident, performance concerns, or specific data, it may be time to seek legal guidance.

Watch our video with attorney Sara Bazzigaluppi to learn more: https://buff.ly/8gD76oH

09/17/2026

Peer Review Outcomes Can Have Lasting Consequences.

Restrictions, suspensions, or probationary action plans involving your clinical privileges may trigger a report to the potentially impacting your professional reputation and career.

What should providers know? Learn more: https://buff.ly/8gD76oH

09/16/2026

Received a Notice of Hearing? Don’t Go It Alone.

If you’ve received notice of a hearing, speaking with an experienced healthcare attorney early can help you understand your rights and options.

Watch the full video with attorney Sara Bazzigaluppi to learn more: https://buff.ly/8gD76oH

09/15/2026

Peer Review Isn’t Always About Clinical Performance.

It can stem from adverse events, outcomes, or behavioral concerns.

If you’re under a , understanding the process and your rights is critical.

Watch the full video with attorney Sara Bazzigaluppi: https://buff.ly/8gD76oH

09/10/2026

Why Does Peer Review Exist?

Peer review was established under the Federal Health Care Quality Improvement Act to promote safe, high-quality patient care by allowing healthcare providers to evaluate their peers’ performance.

But what does that mean for your career?

Watch attorney Sara Bazzigaluppi go over the process and how it could affect you: https://buff.ly/8gD76oH