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Board dismisses several complaints; complaint officer abstains from votes
Summary
The Board voted to dismiss multiple complaint files (2025‑PHA‑20815, 20838, 20840, 20841, 20844) for no evidence of violations; Complaint Officer Eric Norberg abstained on those votes and Bradley Hamilton recused on some items.
The Maine Board of Pharmacy moved to dismiss five complaint files as recorded in the minutes: 2025‑PHA‑20815, 2025‑PHA‑20838, 2025‑PHA‑20840, 2025‑PHA‑20841 and 2025‑PHA‑20844. The minutes record each dismissal as for “no evidence of a violation of the Board’s law and rule.”
Nicholas Haar or Haar (per the minutes) moved to dismiss several cases; motions were seconded by either McCormack or Emmons depending on the item. The minutes consistently record Complaint Officer Eric Norberg abstaining from the vote; Bradley Hamilton is recorded as recused on at least two items. Emmons, Haar and Kane (or Kane and McCormack in one entry) are recorded as voting in favor in the minutes.
The minutes do not include detailed factual summaries of the complaints or the staff memoranda underlying the dismissals; they record the board’s procedural vote and the outcome. Where recusal or abstention is recorded, the minutes do not provide detailed reasons for recusal in the text provided.
