DOJ laid out its initial case against MLBs 30 yeas ago. They apparently chose not only to ignore DOJ's guidance, they've exponentially expanded their abuse portfolio.
Thank you for this topic. I would like to get information on how to put my case in front of the proper entity. i was suspended by the Texas Medical Board without due process, intentional false statements by the board attorney, and inaccurate complaint by the hospital that filed the complaint. I will not let this go unchecked. The malignant and lawless behavior by the TMB, and the hospital is criminal and resulted in me losing my career. thank you
Patrick - be sure to set up a curbside consult with me. Go to the CPR website https://www.physicianrights.net and jump over to the services page and there's the info on curbside consults.
Dr. Manian’s commentary describes with painful accuracy the many injustices imposed by state medical boards and their associated physician health programs. Every physician in every state is at risk. Whether a doctor has a disability or not, they can be labeled and suffer unbelievable life altering trauma at the whim of their state MLB/PHP twins.
More discussion which clarifies the incentives which drive these violations is in order.
Don't we all! The fact that so few - any? - so-called license defense attorneys even raised the issue of ADA's applicability makes one wonder about the legitimacy of the self-selected specialty. This might be a fine time for the ABA to establish certification training requirements for all who claim such expertise. There are additional laws that govern MLBs and PHPs but you will be hard-pressed to find attorneys who a) know their existence; b) know how to apply them in physicians' defense; and c) have the temerity to advance these arguments.
While this needs to be a separate post, truth be told, the adversarial legal system is also influenced by argument feasibility, affordability, and recognition of the way the system itself is set up. If you're a legal trail-blazer, you're at higher risk of having your argument shot down. Every erudite morsel of legal thought requires oodles of billed time; and, in many cases, will have to go to appeal, and then appeal squared, ad infinitum, because, well, just b/c these entities can bankroll barrister platoons way beyond any individual plaintiff's capacity.
Thank you for this topic. I would like to get information on how to put my case in front of the proper entity. i was suspended by the Texas Medical Board without due process, intentional false statements by the board attorney, and inaccurate complaint by the hospital that filed the complaint. I will not let this go unchecked. The malignant and lawless behavior by the TMB, and the hospital is criminal and resulted in me losing my career. thank you
Patrick Slater, MD
Austin TX
Patrick - be sure to set up a curbside consult with me. Go to the CPR website https://www.physicianrights.net and jump over to the services page and there's the info on curbside consults.
You are not alone in this widespread disaster. The results which occur are intensely painful, personal, and I’m sorry, but likely quite calculated.
You absolutely need people in your life who understand and believe your story, one that is very hard for many to wrap their heads around.
Both Dr. Kernan Manion and Dr. Pamela Wible should be on your list of knowledgeable contacts.
Find out what you can do for yourself and others,
With great respect,
Jenny Franczak, MD
Dr. Manian’s commentary describes with painful accuracy the many injustices imposed by state medical boards and their associated physician health programs. Every physician in every state is at risk. Whether a doctor has a disability or not, they can be labeled and suffer unbelievable life altering trauma at the whim of their state MLB/PHP twins.
More discussion which clarifies the incentives which drive these violations is in order.
Jenny Franczak, MD
I wish some of us had some handle on this 20 years ago! This is certainly true in Louisiana.
Don't we all! The fact that so few - any? - so-called license defense attorneys even raised the issue of ADA's applicability makes one wonder about the legitimacy of the self-selected specialty. This might be a fine time for the ABA to establish certification training requirements for all who claim such expertise. There are additional laws that govern MLBs and PHPs but you will be hard-pressed to find attorneys who a) know their existence; b) know how to apply them in physicians' defense; and c) have the temerity to advance these arguments.
While this needs to be a separate post, truth be told, the adversarial legal system is also influenced by argument feasibility, affordability, and recognition of the way the system itself is set up. If you're a legal trail-blazer, you're at higher risk of having your argument shot down. Every erudite morsel of legal thought requires oodles of billed time; and, in many cases, will have to go to appeal, and then appeal squared, ad infinitum, because, well, just b/c these entities can bankroll barrister platoons way beyond any individual plaintiff's capacity.