Three Most Common Allegations Against Chiropractors - and How to Avoid Them - John Floyd, Jr., Esq.

Course Overview Caption

Malpractice allegations can have significant professional, financial, and emotional consequences for chiropractors. Understanding the most common causes of claims is a critical step in reducing risk and improving patient outcomes. This program examines the three allegations most frequently associated with chiropractic malpractice claims: failure to diagnose or refer, improper documentation, and patient injury related to treatment. Through real-world case examples, risk management strategies, and practical tools, participants will learn how to identify potential risk exposures, strengthen clinical decision-making, enhance documentation practices, and improve patient communication to help prevent adverse events and claims.

Successful completion of this course will entitle you to a 10% discount on your next OUM Professional Liability Policy Renewal according to OUM Policy. The course must be completed prior to, but no later than 30 days following the date of renewal. Chiropractors may also obtain continuing education credit by taking this course

Learning Objectives

Identify the three most common allegations made against chiropractors and explain the factors that contribute to these claims.

Recognize clinical red flags and warning signs that may indicate the need for additional evaluation, diagnostic testing, or referral to another healthcare provider.

Implement documentation best practices that support clinical decision-making, informed consent, treatment rationale, and continuity of care.

Components

This course provides for 1 CME

Estimated time to complete the activity - The program will take approximately 1 hour and 2 minutes to complete

The course was originally released in 2026

There is a post assessment quiz and a survey at the end of the event. A score of 76% or better is required to pass the course


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About the Speaker

John Floyd, Jr., Esq.

John Floyd Jr. is a trial lawyer with the firm Wicker Smith and is licensed in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Washington. He is a partner in the Nashville office and focuses his practice on the defense of individuals and companies across Tennessee and other jurisdictions across the country. John has tried numerous jury and bench trials to verdict in state and federal courts, including many as lead counsel. He focuses his practice on the defense of health care providers and hospitals as well as products liability defense, commercial, and domestic litigation.

CMEonline: 07-30-2026CommonAllegationsAgainstChiropractors Three Most Common Allegations Against Chiropractors - and How to Avoid Them - John Floyd, Jr., Esq.

Three Most Common Allegations Against Chiropractors - and How to Avoid Them - John Floyd, Jr., Esq.