UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. CHESAPEAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER

YOU’RE A MAJOR HOSPITAL CEO

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STILL, YOU’RE NOT IMMUNE FROM THE DOJ-HHS, WHITE-COLLAR TASK FORCE

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MY OPINION.

No matter your profession, the DOJ’s Criminal Division of their Health Care Fraud Unit has very deep financial pockets and a strong desire to find and prosecute should your crime venture into the Healthcare space, as this case demonstrates.

If you haven’t protected your patients, community, staff, and board, now is not the time to ignore the legal world.

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ONCE YOU FIND YOURSELF ON THIS SIDE OF FEDERAL QUESTIONS

  • SEEK LEGAL REPRESENTATION.
  • INTERVIEW SEVERAL ATTORNEYS BEFORE YOU PICK THE ONE THAT’S BEST FOR YOU.
  • BE TRUTHFUL WITH THEM.
  • 98% OF DOJ CASES END IN A CONVICTION – THIS PHYSICIAN WAS SENTENCED TO 59 YEARS.

After this,

  • CALL ME TO BEGIN PREPARING RIGHT AWAY.
  • WE ARE NOT LAWYERS; WE HELP YOU PREPARE THE NUANCES OF YOUR PERSONAL BACKGROUND – THAT ARE ‘NOT PART’ OF A TRADITIONAL LEGAL DEFENSE.
  • IT’S OK TO GO TO TRIAL; REMEMBER THAT ONLY <2% WIN, YOU COULD BE PART OF THAT 2%.
  • MY JOB IS WHITE-COLLAR, SENTENCE MITIGATION SOLUTIONS.

Dr. Marc, 240.888.7778

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The hospital granted privileges to Dr. Perwaiz despite knowing that his privileges had been terminated at another hospital and he had two felonies in 1996.

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In 1995, Perwaiz was indicted on six counts of felony tax fraud – On April 29, 1996, the Virginia Board of Medicine (the “Board”) revoked Perwaiz’s medical license – and reinstated it in July 1996.

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“After Dr. Perwaiz was convicted of performing irreversible hysterectomies and other medically unnecessary surgeries on women, we continued to investigate the role that CRMC played,” the US Attorney.

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