The largest Acquittal in Detroit in the “last 10 years”
Detroit Free Press
The case was that of Dr. Rajendra Bothra and his fellow physicians who were charged in a nearly $500 million healthcare fraud scheme. After years of litigation and over a month of trial they were acquitted on all counts.
Ron Has Secured 150 Counts of Acquittal for His Clients
Federal acquittals are increasingly rare…
Federal trial acquittals are rare. They occur in only .4% of cases, that’s 290 out of 71,000. The reason for this is that attorneys have stopped trying cases. Only 2.3% of cases proceeded to trial in FY2022.
Decline in Federal Trial Rates
#1 IN FEDERAL TRIAL ACQUITTALS
Recent Results
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Ronald W. Chapman II secured a complete acquittal for Dr. Loey Kousa, who faced charges of healthcare fraud, drug trafficking, and maintaining a drug-involved premises. This triumph is particularly noteworthy as Chapman defeated the Department of Justice's Healthcare Fraud Strike Force, showcasing his exceptional legal acumen and dedication to justice.
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Ronald W. Chapman II successfully secured a complete acquittal for Dr. Kendall Hansen, who faced severe allegations from the Department of Justice, including healthcare fraud and drug trafficking. This victory against the DOJ Strike Force underscores Chapman's formidable legal expertise and his unwavering commitment to defending his clients' rights and reputations.
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Ron stunnud lhe DOJ with a full acquittal in United States v. Bothra a complex healthcare fraud indictment.
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Dismissal of two federal opioid death counts in United States v. Sachy. (Read More)
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Full acquittal in United States v. Pompy a Detroit drug indictment against an interventional anesthesiologist.
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Full acquittal in People v. Joseph Oesterling, a mayo clinic trained physician charged with drug trafficking. (Read More)
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United States v. McCutchen, a Detroit physician was charged in a wide ranging Oxycodone drug conspiracy.
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In United States v. Aggarwal Ron secured a full acquittal of a physician accused of drug trafficking and healthcare fraud.