Pharmacy Law

Michigan Pharmacy Law Attorney

Are you looking for an attorney who understands the pharmacy business? Are you tired of spending your time and money explaining the nuances of your profession to general practice lawyers?

Contact Detroit, Michigan, pharmacy law attorney Christopher Pencak for assistance with pharmacy law and pharmacy licensing issues. Attorney Pencak is a licensed pharmacist and an authority in pharmacy law. He is a referral attorney for the American Society for Pharmacy Law Attorneys and has 23 years of experience helping pharmacists just like you

Our law office can assist you with all aspects of federal and state licensing, including pharmacy licensing, pharmacist licensing, intern licensing, and immigrant pharmacist licensing.

If you have been charged under the False Claims Act of falsely billing a health insurer, or another fraudulent billing claim, we will defend your rights and your license before the appropriate healthcare regulatory agency. If your license has been revoked, call us to help reinstate the pharmacy license.

We have helped many professionals who have been charged with pharmacist abuse of controlled substances avoid the extraordinary expense involved with Health Professional Recovery Provider (HPRP). We'd like to help you, too.

The Law Offices of Christopher Pencak provides skilled legal counsel in pharmacy business issues, including business formation and buying, selling, and leasing pharmacy real estate. We can help you form an Internet pharmacy or set up a mail order pharmacy.

Please contact us today to discuss your legal concerns.

From offices in Chesterfield and Mio, Michigan, pharmacy law attorney Christopher Pencak serves clients in the Detroit area and throughout Michigan, including the communities of Sterling Heights, Mount Clemens, Rochester Hills, Pontiac, Ann Arbor, Flint, Grand Rapids, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Saginaw, Royal Oaks, Bloomfield Hills, Troy, Farmington, Bay City, and Muskegon, MI. He represents clients in southeast Michigan and throughout the Lower Peninsula, including residents of Macomb County, Oakland County, Wayne County, Kent County, Washtenaw County, and Monroe County, MI.