Case Results

Standard of Care Violation
Client JH, a dentist, was accused of delivering numerous substandard dentures to a patient. Records disputing the claim and demonstrating outstanding care by the client were submitted, as well of proof of sterling reputation. Dismissed by PCP.
CASE DISMISSED

Impairment While On Duty
Client DH, a registered nurse, was accused of impairment while on duty. Breathalyzer result taken at work was indicative of impairment. Client completed a safety to practice examination, which was submitted to DOH in addition to further documentation of client’s sterling reputation and supporting facts. Case dismissed by PCP.
CASE DISMISSED

DUI
Client LS, a pharmacist, failed to report a DUI conviction. After submitting proof of client’s safety to practice, the case was dismissed.
CASE DISMISSED

Failure to Properly Destroy Controlled Substances, Inadequate Record Keeping
Client VP, a pharmacist, was accused of providing controlled substances and other medications to a former patient. Settlement Agreement reached requiring only payment of costs, $500 fine, and 12 hours continuing education.
SETTLEMENT REACHED

DUI
Client MA, a registered nurse, was convicted of a DUI. After submitting proof of his ability to practice safely to the Board, his case was dismissed prior to submission to the Probable Cause Panel.
CASE DISMISSED

Misdiagnosis, Excessive Treatment, Abandonment/Neglect of Patient
Client AD, a registered nurse, was accused of these violations. Facts and supporting documentation sent to DOH. Case dismissed prior to submission to PCP.
CASE DISMISSED

Abuse, Abandonment/Neglect of Patient
Client FE, an LPN, was accused of abuse and neglect. After submitting facts and supporting documentation to DOH, the case was dismissed prior to submission to PCP.
CASE DISMISSED

Impairment, Drug Diversion
Client, GM, a registered nurse, was accused of impairment while on duty and drug diversion. Evidence of excellent reputation and facts disputing claims were submitted to DOH. Case dismissed prior to submission to PCP.
CASE DISMISSED

Registered Nurse Application
Client JP applied to become a registered nurse. Assisted client in submitting application due to criminal history. License issued with no restrictions.
LICENSE ISSUED

Medical Doctor Application by Endorsement
Client JS applied for his medical license by endorsement. Client was previously disciplined by sister state. Assisted client with application, provided documentation of sterling reputation. License granted with no restrictions.
LICENSE ISSUED

Drug Diversion
Client IS, a registered nurse, was accused of several instances of drug diversion, failure to waste controlled substances, and failure to document. Administrative complaint previously filed. Client submitted to safety to practice examination and submitted results to DOH. Client deemed safe to practice. Settlement agreement reached requiring only payment of costs and 24 hours continuing education.
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT REACHED

Failure to Document, Inaccurate Recording, Unprofessional Conduct
Client BT, an ARNP, was accused of failing to document numerous patients’ charts and falsifying others. Provided DOH with witness statements contesting facts of complaint, documentation of correspondence between client and home health care company documenting issues with electronic charting system. Case Dismissed before submission to PCP.
CASE DISMISSED

Fraudulent Representations Made in Course of Nursing, Unprofessional Conduct
Client AE, a registered nurse, obtained a supervising physician’s prescription pad and wrote himself a prescription for a blood pressure medication on several occasions. Provided proof of client’s safety to practice, sterling reputation, and basis for client’s action. Settlement agreement required one year probation, 24 hours continuing education, and payment of costs.
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT REACHED

Failure to Disclose Previous Discipline in Application by Endorsement
Client PA, a physical therapist, failed to disclose previous discipline by sister state in application. Submitted explanation of client’s omission and evidence of sterling reputation. Settlement agreement required only payment of costs and $1000 fine. Letter of concern issued.
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT REACHED

Malpractice, Prescribing Controlled Substances Outside Professional Practice; Failure to Document
Client JP, a board certified OB-GYN, practiced in pain management for a short time and was accused of overprescribing, practicing outside professional practice, and failure to keep legible records justifying course of treatment. Case proceeded to DOAH and formal hearing. Case settled during formal hearing, avoiding license suspension or revocation.
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT REACHED

State v. T.A.

Client was charged in two separate cases involving Introduction of Contraband into a County Detention Facility and Possession of LSD. Secured admission into pretrial intervention program on all cases.
ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. E.B.

Client was charged with Resisting Officer Without Violence. Provided State with evidence that arresting officer’s version of events was dishonest.
CHARGE DISMISSED

State v. B.B.

Client was charged with battery based on a workplace incident. Successfully disputed alleged victim’s allegations.
CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. A.B.

Client was charged with Operating Motor Vehicle Without Valid Driver’s License. United States v. T.B. While on federal property, client was issued a citation for Possession of a Controlled Substance Without Prescription and Possession of Marijuana. The client was fined a total of $300.
CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. B.C.

Client was convicted at trial with other counsel. Motion for post-conviction relief granted.
CLIENT RELEASED FROM PRISON

State v. B.C.

Client was charged with Trafficking in 28 Grams or More of Cocaine based on being in a car with a large amount of visible cocaine.
ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. M.D.
Client was charged with possession of heroin and possession of drug paraphernalia. Client entered a plea to possession of drug paraphernalia. Adjudication was withheld.
HEROIN CHARGE DISMISSED

State v. M.G.

Client was arrested for Stalking. Provided State with text messages and videos showing contact between client and alleged victim. Alleged victim also filed for a domestic violence petition. After an evidentiary hearing, the injunction was dismissed.
ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. F.P.

Client was charged with possession of cocaine, possession of >20 grams of cannabis and possession of drug paraphernalia.
ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. S.K.

Client was charged with Robbery, Battery and Petit Theft. Evidence showed alleged victim’s version of events was false.
ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. A.M.

Client was charged with Engaging in the Business of a Contractor without being Registered or Certified. Client successfully completed pretrial diversion.
ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. J.R.

Client was charged with possession of cannabis with intent to sell or deliver, possession or more than 20 grams of cannabis and possession of drug paraphernalia. Plea agreement reached after motion to suppress filed. Client entered a plea to misdemeanor possession of cannabis and paraphernalia. Client served 60 days jail.
FELONY CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. W.R.

Client was investigated for possession of child pornography. Client submitted to polygraph examination and psychosexual evaluation. Results provided to State and FDLE.
CLIENT NEVER ARRESTED OR CHARGED

State v. M.S.

Client was charged with Robbery with a Firearm and Aggravated Assault. Evidence insufficient to proceed with prosecution of client.
ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. S.S.

Client was arrested for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon and Battery on wife and son. Client participated in and successfully completed the Veteran’s Court program.
ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. L.W.

Client was charged with Petit Theft and resisting officer without violence. Client entered a plea to resisting without violence; adjudication was withheld. 20 days jail.
PETIT THEFT CHARGE DISMISSED

State v. A.Z.

Client was arrested for DUI. Secured admission into pretrial intervention program for client. The court ordered client to complete DUI classes, community service hours, and make a charitable contribution.
CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. A.D.

Client charged with multiple counts of dog fighting based on a raid of his house. All evidence against client suppressed based on lack of probable cause for search. Appellate court affirmed suppression of evidence.
ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

State v. D.M.

Client charged with DUI (.270 breath alcohol level) and DUI with property damage. Performed poorly on field sobriety exercises. Expert witness established client could not possibly perform FSEs. Challenged reliability of intoxylizer results.
ACQUITTED ON ALL CHARGES

State v. R.W.

Client charged with trafficking in 28 grams or more of cocaine. Officer alleged that cocaine was in plain view on seat next to client during traffic stop.
ACQUITTED ON ALL CHARGES

State v. N.G.

Felony amount of marijuana found in client’s house during search. Client pleaded no contest via written plea to possession of drug paraphernalia.
SENTENCE WAS PAYING COURT COSTS

State v. K.G.

Client convicted of bank robbery and violation of probation for bank robbery. Neuropsychological evaluation performed on client showing significant intellectual disabilities and disadvantaged background. Client sentenced to six year prison sentence. Minimum mandatory sentence required fifteen year prison sentence.
SENTENCE REDUCED

State v. J.R.

DUI charge amended to alcohol related reckless driving. Sentenced to probation. Client later charged with violation of probation based on drug and alcohol use during probation.
VOP DISMISSED

State v. J.C.

Felony scheme to defraud charges reduced to misdemeanor theft and pay restitution to state. Client charged with felony scheme to defraud based on unlawful receipt of unemployment assistance.
CHARGES REDUCED

USA v. S.B.

Client charged with conspiracy to distribute 1000 grams of cocaine. Financial and other records shown to Government disputing theory of client’s involvement and cooperating witness’s translation of client’s statements to FBI agent shown to be inaccurate.
ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

USA v. J.P.

Client investigated for money laundering and defrauding U.S. government.
NO CHARGES FILED

USA v. J.C.

Client arrested for conspiracy to distribute 1000 grams or more of cocaine and marijuana. Evidence shown to Government that client did not willfully possess cocaine or marijuana. Client pleaded guilty to misdemeanor marijuana possession.
MISDEMEANOR

USA v. S.R.

Client charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and marijuana in Georgia-Florida scheme. Client received neuropsychological evaluation providing court with significant mitigation on which to base considerable sentence reduction. Client received sentence 40 percent below guideline range.
SENTENCED 40% BELOW GUIDELINE RANGE

USA v. L.W.

Client charged with possession of 500 grams or more of cocaine and marijuana with intent to distribute. Provided government with evidence that client was not in possession of drugs in jointly occupied car.
ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

USA v. G.S.

Client investigated for mortgage fraud. Client determined to be witness rather than conspirator.
NO CHARGES FILED

USA v. D.S.

Client investigated for making false statements under oath and bribery. Bribery allegations found to be unwarranted. Civil settlement reached with United States Attorney.
NO CHARGES FILED

USA v. G.C.

Client involved in running “Miracle” investing club, which was a ponzi scheme run by another individual. Provided government with client’s personal and business financial records and explanation of his role in business. Client determined to be witness and not conspirator.
NO CHARGES FILED

USA v. D.C.

Client was involved in Daytona-area drug trafficking scheme. Client’s disadvantaged youth and history provided court with significant mitigation for sentence reduction. Client received sentence 65 percent below guideline range.
SENTENCED 65% BELOW GUIDELINE RANGE

USA v. B.T.

Client was involved in scheme shipping large quantities of marijuana through U.S. Mail and common carriers. Client received two year probationary sentence.
2 YEARS PROBATION