Sentences with phrase «nursing home negligence case»
No cause of action exists in nursing home negligence cases based on a defendant's «responsibilities» under the state and federal nursing home statutes.
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Nursing home negligence cases rely heavily on records, forms and other factors that require extensive discovery and, often, medical expertise.
Earlier this month, a Florida appellate court handed down a decision in an interesting nursing home negligence case, requiring the court to determine the validity of an arbitration contract signed by a deceased resident's daughter.
Most nursing home negligence cases are revealed by a wrongful death, serious falls, avoidable bed sores, dehydration or malnourishment, or failure to properly cater to the resident's needs.
If you have a good reason to suspect that medical malpractice might have caused your mother's death, then you might consider bringing a medical malpractice or nursing home negligence case against the physician and nursing home who provided her treatment.
Plaintiff's injury lawyer says that while a fair amount of nursing home negligence cases involve some allegation of medical malpractice, this issue was one of «basic common sense» and ordinary negligence.
Late last year, a state court of appeals issued a written opinion in a nursing home negligence case brought by the estate of the deceased resident.
And if we pursue your nursing home negligence case, we operate on a contingency fee basis — meaning we do not charge for our legal services unless we secure a settlement or are successful in the courtroom.
When a nursing home resident falls out of bed due to the failure of the nursing home staff to properly assess the risk of a fall injury or fails to take measures to prevent a fall injury, the resident, and the family can pursue a nursing home negligence case on behalf of the resident.