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Kenneth E. Amos, Jr.
Kenneth E. Amos, Jr.
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00-003841  KENNETH E. GESSER vs DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES, DIVISION OF STATE GROUP INSURANCE  (2000)
Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Filed: Sep. 15, 2000
Whether Petitioner's laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) surgery is a covered service for which he is entitled payment/reimbursement under the State of Florida's Self-Insured Group Health Insurance Program.State of Florida Self-Insured Group Insurance Plan does not cover LASIK eye surgery.
94-000542F  JOHN ALLISON ROWE vs BOARD OF DENTISTRY  (1994)
Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Filed: Jan. 31, 1994
The issues for determination are whether Petitioner, John Allison Rowe, and Petitioner, Ralph E. Toombs, D.D.S., are entitled to recover reasonable attorney's fees and costs under section 57.111, Florida Statutes, for defending against certain disciplinary actions initiated by the Respondent, Department of Professional Regulation (now Agency for Health Care Administration), Board of Dentistry. After stipulation of the parties, these central issues remain for disposition: whether Petitioner, John Rowe, D.D.S., is a prevailing party as provided under Section 57.111(3)(c), Florida Statutes; whether the underlying disciplinary proceeding had a "reasonable basis in law and fact at the time that it was initiated by [the] state agency," as provided in Section 57.111(3)(e), Florida Statutes; whether special circumstances exist making an award to Petitioners unjust; whether Petitioner's attorney's fees and costs were reasonable or necessary; and whether multiple Department investigations in a single complaint and multiple complaints consolidated for a single evidentiary hearing "stack" the $15,000.00 maximum award provided for in Section 57.111(4)(d)2, Florida Statutes.Thorough investigation and adequate probable cause panel review indicates there was reasonable basis for complaints at time they were filed.
93-000168F  KENNETH W. HOOVER vs BOARD OF MEDICINE  (1993)
Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Filed: Jan. 14, 1993
This is a proceeding pursuant to the Florida Equal Access to Justice Act, Section 57.111, Florida Statutes, and Rule 60Q-2.035, Florida Administrative Code. Petitioner, Dr. Hoover, seeks to recover his attorney's fees and costs incurred in the defense of an action brought against him by the Department of Professional Regulation, Board of Medicine. The issues for determination are whether Respondent, the state agency charged with regulation of the professional conduct of physicians in the State of Florida, was substantially justified with regard to the initiation of disciplinary proceedings against Petitioner, a licensed physician, in DOAH Case No. 92-2202, DPR Case No. 0104601, and whether, in the absence of such substantial justification, Petitioner is entitled to the award of the amount of attorney's fees and costs sought, or whether special circumstances exist which would make an award unjust.Fees awarded when agency refiled an administrative complaint after its dismissal and without returning to probable cause panel.
91-003213  BOARD OF DENTISTRY vs JOHN ALLISON ROWE  (1991)
Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Filed: May 23, 1991
Amended administrative complaints dated July 24, 1991 (as to Respondent Toombs) and April 22, 1992 (as to Respondent Rowe) allege that the two respondent dentists named above committed various violations of Chapter 466, related to the practice of dentistry. The issue for disposition is whether those alleged violations occurred, and if so what discipline is appropriate. As to Respondent Rowe, these violations are alleged: Being disciplined by another state licensing authority, and failing to timely report that disciplinary action; improperly interpreting diagnostic tests and improperly diagnosing and treating temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders; inserting orthotic (surgical) splints with the patient in a supine position; billing insurance carriers twice for the same procedure; billing insurance carriers for TENS units not received by patients; and influencing or exploiting patients for financial gain. As to Respondent Toombs these violations are alleged: Making untrue, deceptive or fraudulent representations by advertising in the yellow pages as an orthodontist; submitting a false claim for insurance; failing to maintain records justifying a course of treatment; and influencing or exploiting a patient for financial gain.Various charges related to diagnosis and treatment of TMJ patients not supported by evidence. Records missing-can't support claim of inadequate records.
90-002403  IAN G. KOBLICK vs BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND  (1990)
Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida Filed: Apr. 20, 1990
The basic issue in Case No. 90-2403 is whether the application of the Petitioner, Ian G. Koblick, for a lease of sovereign submerged lands and an easement for an appurtenant previously filled area should be granted or denied. The Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund propose to deny the application. The Intervenor, Izaak Walton League, opposes the application and supports the proposed denial. The basic issue in Case No. 91-0258 is whether certain action proposed by the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund regarding filled areas in John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park affects the substantial interests of the Petitioner, Marine Resources Development Foundation.Evidence fails to establish that Petitioner is entitled to lease sovereign submerged lands in John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park.

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