Ronald Chapman - Federal Crime Lawyer Reviews & Ratings

“One of the most talented attorneys I have seen in my 20 years on the bench”. Federal Judge. "The largest acquittal in Detroit in the last 10 years". Detroit Free Press. From the United States Supreme Court to Federal Districts, Ron Has Achieved Acquittal Despite Overwhelming Odds. Ron’s track record of federal trial acquittals is simply unmatched. Ron formed SHG to help health care providers avoid federal criminal scrutiny. As a result of the tireless dedication of the best health care experts in the country, Ron has prevented over $550 million in government overpayments, fines, and forfeitures.. From the War on Terror to the War on Opioids. Ron cut his teeth in Federal Investigations during the Global War on Terror for the United States Marine Corps. As a Marine Corps Officer and Lawyer, he conducted high-level federal gun, drug, and terrorism investigations. He returned home and applied his skills to the defense of healthcare providers facing federal investigations, prosecutions, and False Claims Act cases. For the last decade, Ron has racked up a list of trial acquittals, dismissals, and non-prosecutions that lead the nation.. Through the diligent presentation of his client’s case and exacting attention to detail he has earned the respect of fellow defense counsel and federal judges, one of whom commented he was the best he’s seen “in 20 years on the bench”.. Unmatched Trial Results and Acquittals in High-Profile Cases. He achieved an acquittal in a $550 million healthcare fraud and 56 count drug trafficking and healthcare fraud indictment against five physicians who were accused of distributing 13 Million doses of Oxycodone. That same year he acquitted Dr. Lesly Pompy a former Cleveland Clinic Physician accused of over $12 million in healthcare fraud and unlawful prescribing. Shortly after he achieved the dismissal of Dr. Thomas Sachy who was accused in a Federal Indictment in Georgia of killing two patients by prescribing Oxycodone. In addition, he acquitted two Kentucky physicians in separate trials against the Department of Justice’s Appalachian Regional Prescription Opioid Task Force (ARPO). Both physicians were separately charged with unlawful prescribing and healthcare fraud. Both were fully acquitted and will return to practice.