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Insurance Coverage Disputes
March 16, 2012 By Wolpert Schreiber P.C.
The basic principle of insurance is that a policyholder pays money called premiums to "insure" for the risk of a future loss event. Despite lots of specific definitions of what is covered in the policy contract, there sometimes a disagreement as to whether the incident is "covered".
Traumatic Brain Injuries from Trucking Accidents
March 16, 2012 By Fisher Stark Cash, P.A.
There is little debate that trucking accidents cause devastating injuries. The injuries suffered may be life altering and even deadly. One of the worst injuries suffered from a truck crash is a traumatic brain injury, also called a TBI.
Liability Issues in Slip and Fall Accidents
March 15, 2012 By Estey & Bomberger, LLP
A serious fall accident at great heights or on a hard surface can cause severe injury or even fatality to victims. Fall accidents are the leading cause of traumatic brain injury in the United States, and the second leading cause of spinal cord injury. When a property owner’s negligence becomes the cause of a serious injury fall accident to a guest, the wrongfully injured individual can rightfully claim compensation for all of the losses and expenses incurred as a result of the accident.
How to File a Truck Accident Claim
March 15, 2012 By Estey & Bomberger, LLP
Because Sutter County and much of Sacramento Valley is deeply rooted in agriculture and production, thousands of trucks are routed through the county, transporting goods to and from the area. And while trucking is an essential part of these communities, the large trailer trucks that travel throughout the county also pose a serious danger to other travelers.
Can Legislators Keep Up with Alternative Senior Living Arrangements
March 15, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
For some senior living operators, it seems like the regulatory laws that apply to their facilities are simply too burdensome. After all, operators of nursing homes and assisted living facilities are subject to laws that are designed to protect their predominately elderly residents from harm. It goes without saying that complying with some of these laws can be difficult.
Are Nursing Homes Required to Have Certain Numbers of Staff?
March 15, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Illinois does not require a specific staff to patient ratio for Illinois nursing home facilities. The responsibility lies on each facility to determine the staffing needs to meet the needs of its residents. (Section 300.1230 – Staffing)
Category RSS $8 Million Verdict to Nursing Home after They Play Dumb about the Origin of Patient's Injuries
March 15, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Following a two week trial and several hours of deliberations, a Kentucky jury has awarded the family of a deceased nursing home patient $8 million in damages for the errors made related to the care of the patient during an admission in 2008. Categorically, the damages were apportioned: $2 million for pain and suffering, $1 million for violation of the Kentucky Nursing Home Statute and $5 million in punitive damages against the nursing home according to news reports in the Carrier-Journal.
Medtronic Recalls 60,000 Sets of Medical Supplies Used for Insulin Pumps over Concerns about Safety
March 15, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
With a sizable percentage of nursing home patients diagnosed with diabetes, we have been contacted by a number of current and former clients regarding a product recall involving Medtronic's MiniMed Paradigm insulin pumps. The medical device recall was initiated in July, 2009 after defects were discovered in a particular lot of the infusion sets.
Illinois Officials Begin Examination of Nursing Home Procedures Following Elopement of Alzheimer's Patient
March 15, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
The Chicago area has been struck by a snap of arctic weather lately. It’s the kind of weather that quickly brings a chill to every part of your body regardless of how quickly you can do what needs to be done and get back to a warm area.
Boating: an Entertaining & Risky Pastime
March 15, 2012 By The Odierno Law Firm, P.C.
In a recent news story, two people were seriously hurt in a boating accident in Long Island when the boat crashed in Patchogue sometime after midnight. The driver was arrested and charged with boating while intoxicated, and the other passenger was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries. Even though this accident was caused because the driver was acting recklessly, boating accidents occur more frequently than most people realize.
Catastrophic Injuries
March 15, 2012 By Mulvey Professional Association
The results of an accident can be devastating. From property damage to emotional turmoil to serious injuries, it can take months if not years to recover.
Improving Your Doctor’s Hygiene
March 15, 2012 By The Donahey Law Firm, LLC
Hygiene in hospitals is not as high of a priority as one would expect. When people don't feel well, they see a doctor. They probably assume that the doctor will not spread anything to them to make them sicker. Ohio residents may be disturbed to find out that hygiene in hospitals is not as high of a priority as one would expect.
Hospitals Aiming for Fewer Errors and Better Patient Care
March 15, 2012 By The Donahey Law Firm, LLC
An estimated 100,000 people per year die in hospitals around the country from preventable errors and over the years this situation has only worsened. About 10 years ago a study from the Institute of Medicine was released. It estimated that 100,000 people per year died in hospitals around the country from preventable errors. Ohio residents will be disappointed to know the situation has only worsened.
Workers’ Compensation for Injured Employees
March 15, 2012 By Sumner Law Group, LLC
Unfortunately, there is not yet a way to securely avoid accidents from happening. There is also not yet a way to avoid personal injuries caused by these accidents. However, there is something that can be done about it, particularly when the incident occurs on site a person’s place of employment.
Attorneys: Five Tips to Sour Your Relationship With Your Court Reporter
March 15, 2012 By James DeCrescenzo Reporting. LLC
A recent meeting of court reporting firm owners from across the country began with an ice breaker. In two minutes each table was challenged to list as many things lawyers do that frustrate us. As a representative from each table read off their lists, among growing laughter and groans, clear trends were revealed. It seems the top five ways to sour your relationship with your court reporter are:
Your Hospital Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
March 15, 2012 By Tolmage, Peskin, Harris & Falick
Preventable hospital mistakes range from U.S. surgeons operating on the wrong person or body part, happening as much as 40 times per week, to a hospital staff member’s failure to properly disinfect a room or wash his hands. The landscape of the modern medical system at first can seem quite picturesque. American hospitals are capable of great feats: saving lives, curing disease, and inventing new procedures.
Types of Car Accidents
March 15, 2012 By The Law Offices of Jaghab Jaghab & Jaghab, P.C.
Massive amounts of damage can be caused by car accidents. The force of speed and the large mass of a vehicle all contribute to the severity that is witnessed in the different types of car accidents that can occur. Car accidents occur every day, with millions occurring each year. Many are reported to police and insurance companies, while some may be handled by the parties involved themselves.
Did Zoloft Cause My Child’s Birth Defects?
March 14, 2012 By McEwen Law Firm Ltd
In the case of Zoloft, this was prescribed to pregnant women by doctors who truly believed they were not risking the health of the unborn child. And the mother trusted the judgment of the doctor. What nobody counted on, was that manufacturer of Zoloft may have known of these unacceptable risks, yet did nothing to warn pregnant women of these dangers.
Abuse in the Nursing Home
March 14, 2012 By Hecht, Kleeger & Damashek, PC
A devastating occurrence to those it affects, nursing home abuse happens all over the country with thousands of cases being reported and many that are not. It can be more than just physical abuse and should be looked out for so it can be prevented. In the U.S. there are over 16,000 nursing homes caring for the elderly citizens of the country.
Getting Legal Help after Suffering a Serious Sacramento Auto Accident Injury
March 14, 2012 By Estey & Bomberger, LLP
After suffering a serious Sacramento auto accident injury, you may have a lot of questions concerning your legal rights. A Sacramento car accident lawyer can answer your legal questions, however, it is imperative a knowledgeable lawyer be consulted.
Florida’s New Approach to No-Fault Automobile Personal Injury Protection Insurance
March 14, 2012 By The Florida Law Group
The state of Florida is known for its mandatory No Fault Insurance, also known as Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Insurance, which covers Florida drivers up to the limits of their insurance policy regardless of fault. This insurance plan covers a driver’s children, members of their household and other certain passengers who lack PIP Insurance as long as they do not own a vehicle.
Leading Las Vegas Worker’s Comp Attorneys You Can Afford
March 14, 2012 By Greenman, Goldberg, Raby & Martinez
Being injured while on the job can be both a physically and emotionally draining process. Dealing with the physical pain as a result from an accident can be debilitating and frustrating—especially if it interferes with how you perform at work.
The Basics of Food Poisoning
March 14, 2012 By Doran & Cawthorne, P.L.L.C.
Food poisoning affects thousands each year. Many cases go unreported, often resolving on their own. While others can cause serious damage to those they infect. When you decide to eat out, rather than making dinner at home you are doing so with the belief that a restaurant has taken care in the meals they prepare. This includes using the required sanitary techniques, properly storing and preparing food and ensuring nothing has passed its expiration date.
Understanding Class Action Lawsuits
Not all lawsuits are filed individually by a single person who has decided to take legal action for the personal harms that were inflicted upon them. Instances which involve injury or illness to a large group of people can be acted upon in the form of a class action lawsuit.
Are Too Many Nursing Home Patients Receiving Psychiatric Drugs?
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
If you ask government inspectors, the answer is a resounding--- YES. Today, psychiatric drugs-- and anti-psychotic drugs in particular-- are prescribed to an astounding 14% of all nursing home patients. The bulk of the psychiatric drugs are administered to patients with dementia or Alzheimer's in order to calm their potentially aggressive behaviors.
6 Most Common Causes of Bed Sores and How Caregivers Can Help
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Next week attorney David Terry and I will be exchanging blog-posts on perhaps the most common-- yet under-appreciated medical condition effecting patients in nursing homes and hospital-- Bed Sores. Used interchangeably with the terms: pressure sore, pressure ulcer or decubitus ulcer, most people have little appreciation of the real devastation that bed sores cause until they see one first hand.
What is Hypostatic Blood Pressure and Why is There an Associated 'Fall Risk'?
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
We look to environmental causes of falls....cluttered hallways...improperly footwear...yet in many fall-related situations the real 'cause' of the fall lies within the person herself... Hypotension (low blood pressure) is a problem for many nursing home residents, causing dizziness and fainting.
Nursing Patients Face Increased Risk of Dying from C. Diff Infection
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Commonly known as C. Diff, Clostridium Difficile is a bacterium commonly found in the colon of healthy people. C. Diff can become a problem when the body’s natural defenses are slashed in effectiveness with the introduction of antibiotics that are typically used to treat various illnesses. Especially in older patients or those on in a weakened condition, the introduction of antibiotics may allow the C. Diff can bacteria to rapidly multiple causing serious illness or even death.
Was Nurse's Need to Rush Through Job Responsibilites to Blame for Death of Patient?
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
I've come to accept that the physical responsibilities placed upon nursing home staff are completely unrealistic. The desire of management and administrators to maximize the individual productivity of nursing home workers may appear to be an admirable proposition on paper--- yet, fails when it comes to providing quality care for patients.
Signs of Child Abuse in a Day Care Setting: Part 2
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Yesterday we discussed potential signs of mistreatment or abuse in a day care setting. Today we continue our discussion regarding child abuse as we consider the signs of various types of abuse. While many of these topics are exceptionally troubling, as parents it is important to pay attention to changes in the behavior of our children and recognize the importance of addressing these issues head on.
Ninth Patient Dies in Nursing Home Fire
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
My heart goes out to the families across the globe who have lost loved ones due to a fire at an Australian nursing home. The death toll now stands at nine, while many other patients at the nursing home remain hospitalized in intensive care from injuries related to smoke inhalation and burns.
Study Shows Nursing Home Patients with Dementia Likely to Suffer an Injurious Fall When Taking Antidepressants
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
It's no secret that falls in the elderly nursing home population remain one of the largest threats to patient’s safety and overall well-being. Recognizing this threat, nursing homes must assess each patient for their potential fall-risk and create a plan of care to reduce the incidence of falls during their stay at the facility.
Sepsis Lawsuit Alleges Caregivers Neglect to Blame for Patient's Death
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
The family of a deceased woman has filed a lawsuit against a large health care company that was responsible for maintaining her health. The lawsuit names Addus Healthcare as a defendant in two count complaint alleging that the company’s negligence during a short-term stay, resulted in numerous medical complications that contributed to the patient’s death.
Family Sues Illinois Nursing Home over Relative's Death Related to Bed Sores and Infection
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
The family of a deceased Illinois man is suing the VIP Manor nursing home in Wood River, saying the facility was responsible for their family member’s death. The Madison-St Clair Record reports that Thomas Woodward, 52, was taken from VIP Manor to a hospital in Effingham, IL in March, 2010. [Caption: The VIP Manor nursing home is one of 35 care centers managed by Cypress Health Care.]
Bed Sores are Amongst Most Common Hospital Errors
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Recognizing that the development of a bed sore during an admission to a hospital as something that simply should not occur, many facilities have begun to categorize their development for what they truly are a serious medical error. Bed sores now join a list of dreadful occurrences such as: operations on the wrong body part, patient suicides, foreign objects left in during surgery and deadly falls in the hospital as situations that simply shouldn't occur in the presence of proper medical care.
Category RSS Feed Pressure Sores Continue to be a Vicious Sign of Neglect at Medical Facilities
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Contrary to what some medical facilities suggest, the development of pressure sores during an admission to a facility is not an inevitable part of getting older or something that simply coincides with some medical conditions. Rather, pressure sores are overwhelmingly the result of inattentive care on the part of the facility.
Jurors Recognize the Sad Emblem of Nursing Home Neglect: Pressure Sores
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
One of the more difficult social responsibilities that we have is serving on a jury. In addition to the obvious inconvenience and time away from family and work responsibilities, jurors have the difficult task of determining who to believe in a situation where completely contradictory explanations of an incident are being offered.
New Device Hold's Promise for Preventing the Development of Pressure Sores in Immobile Patients
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
The origins of pressure sores have been well documented for centuries--- the combination of unrelieved pressure and force put upon the body. However, from a technological perspective, relatively little progress has been made towards reducing the rates pressure sores in patients with heightened risk factors.
Use of Restraints with Nursing Home Patients has been Reduced More Than 50% Over the Last Decade is it Enough?
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
When you consider forms of cruel treatment, maybe you consider beds of nails or solitary confinement? However, another form of cruel treatment-- the use of restraints, is commonly used with innocent nursing home patients. At some facilities, patient restraints are a commonly used tool used by facilities in lieu of providing actual hands-on patient care by facility staff.
Criminal Charges against Assisted Living Facility That Failed to Obtain Medical Care for Injured
March 13, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Even after tending to bleeding on the jaw of a resident at their facility following an altercation with another resident, staff at Sky West Assisted Living Center failed to seek out any outside medical attention for the resident. It wasn’t until the resident’s family insisted that the resident be taken to a hospital was it discovered that the man’s jaw was fractured in five places, his eye socket was broken and he had fractures in his cheek bone.
Motorcycle Accidents and the Injuries They Can Cause
March 12, 2012 By The Law Offices of Martin D. Finkel, P.C.
Precaution should be used when operating any type of vehicle; motorcycles are not exception to this rule. Failure to take precaution or the negligence of another can leave drivers with serious personal injuries. For many people operating a motorcycle can be an enjoyable and convenient way to get around. It is both fuel efficient, easier to maintain as well as being a fun experience.
Alabama Work Place Accidents: The Applicability of Federal Law
March 12, 2012 By Drake Law Firm
Many Alabama work place accidents are resolved through the workers' compensation claim process. However, certain industrial accidents are governed by federal legislation. This article provides a general overview of the application of the Federal Employers' Liability Act (FELA) and the Jones Act to Alabama work place accidents.
Information about Swimming Pool Accidents
March 9, 2012 By W. Brett Cain, Attorney at Law
Every summer, many people enjoy the sun by splashing into their backyard or community pool. Are these premises safe, though? Learn more about how you can help fight to prevent swimming pool accidents now! Everywhere across the country, community pools and private pools are known to draw in large crowds during the spring and summer months.
Surgical Errors on the Rise
March 9, 2012 By Johnson & Monteleone, L.L.P.
As a society, we trust our medical professionals and care facilities to provide us with the highest quality of medical care and treatment. Doctors and other medical professionals are held to a high standard of excellence because the results can be devastating and fatal for patients when they do not meet this standard.
Types of Product Defects
March 9, 2012 By Zinda & Davis, PLLC
Product liability is the area of law in which the designers, the manufacturers, the suppliers, the retailers and the distributors are each held responsible for any damages caused by their defective products to individuals or other products. A product defect is a legal term for a product that does not operate or perform as it was advertised to, or according to its original purpose.
How Social Media Can Hurt Your Dinuba Personal Injury Claim
March 9, 2012 By Estey & Bomberger, LLP
For millions of Americans, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and other social media websites have become an integral part of our daily lives. As an outlet to share events, photos, and thoughts with friends and family, many of us post content without taking any (or very little) consideration to the possible ramifications our actions may have later down the road.
New Sex Abuse Lawsuit Alleges Church Failed to Act after Learning of Priest's Deviant Past
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Another sexual abuse lawsuit has been filed in Chicago on behalf of a teenage boy who was sexually abused by a priest over the course of several years at St. Agatha Catholic Church on the city’s West Side. In addition to alleging that the boy was abused by admitted sex offender Daniel McCormack, the lawsuit places blame on the Archdiocese of Chicago for allowing McCormack to remain at the church--- and in direct contact with children--- after similar allegations of sex abuse had surfaced.
In Aftermath of DePuy Hip Problems, FDA Takes a Closer Look at Metal Hips
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
As the problems associated with the DePuy hip implant devices begin to mount, particular attention is now focused on difficulties associated with metal-on-metal hip devices. Over the years, metal hip replacement and resurfacing devices accounted for more than 33% of the surgical hip implant market. As the problems associated with the DePuy hip implant devices begin to mount, particular attention is now focused on difficulties associated with metal-on-metal hip devices.
6 Steps Parents Can Take to Help Keep Their Kids Safe on Escalators
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
The other day, I went with my son to the quaint Whole Foods in Chicago (yeah right, 80,000 sq. feet of organic, raw bliss!!) to pick up some groceries. After parking, we took two-- huge escalator rides-- down to the main shopping levels. Maybe it’s simply a part of stores' expansion, but it seems like there's a lot more escalators moving us around.
Pharmacist Sentenced to Home Confinement after Re-Packaging Drugs for Nursing Home Patients
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Pharmacists play an essential role in the well being of nursing home patients by filling physician prescriptions and in many cases keeping track of all the medications each patient takes to assure there are no contraindications in mixing different drugs. Obviously, keeping track of medications is an difficult but important job.
Nursing Home Operator to Reimburse Government for Double Billing
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
In a settlement agreement with the U.S. Attorney, the operator of 18 nursing homes in Tennessee and Mississippi has agreed to reimburse the government $ 2 million related to allegations of fraudulent billing practices at its facilities. Further, according to the terms of the settlement, the nursing home will implement an internal fraud-monitoring program and will train its employees on compliance with Medicare rules.
Off Leash Dogs are Just an Accident Waiting to Happen for Children
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Wow, this past weekend brought some incredibly summer-like conditions to Chicago. The temps were in the 80's, the sun was out and yes--- the dogs were running with excitement around every park and neighborhood. While I share the dogs' excitement to be outside after being cooped up all winter, I was really shocked by how many dogs were allowed to mingle with young children at playgrounds-- without any leash!
Medications Commonly Prescribed to Nursing Home Patients may Cause Stevens Johnson Syndrome
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (“SJS”) is a systemic disorder that affects the skin and mucous membranes, usually caused by a severe drug reaction. SJS often begins with flu-like symptoms (fever, sore throat, cough, burning eyes), then progresses to red or purple rashes and blisters (photos), especially around the mouth, nose, eyes.
Boating Safety: Prevention of Childhood Injuries While Boating, Tubing and Swimming
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Boating, tubing, and other water sports and activities can provide fun and enjoyment for families when the weather is warm. However, these pleasurable activities can also be dangerous for young children, resulting in injury or even death. According to statistics from the U.S. Coast Guard, injuries and property damages related to boating accidents can not be ignored: In 2009, there were 4,370 boating accidents causing 3,358 injuries and 736 deaths and $36 million in damages to property.
Unsanitary Conditions at Salons put Patrons at Risk for Developing Infections and Injuries
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Beauty and cosmetology treatments should be an enjoyable and relaxing experience. However, some salons and spas operate in unsanitary conditions, which could put you and your health at risk. Thankfully many states have implemented laws to help keep us safe.
Beauty Salon Disasters: Hidden Cameras Reveal Sanitation Problems
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
With the warmer temperatures, many are rushing out to nail salons to get beautiful nails to show off in their sandals. Sadly, you may be getting more than you bargain for when many salons and aestheticians fail to use basic hygiene.
Hoffman v. Darnell (252 P.3d 936)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Hoffman v. Darnell (252 P.3d 936) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Larry Hoffman, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Gregory Pickett (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Brian Darnell and Johnson County Hospital District Court: Supreme Court of Wyoming (2011).
Walberg v. St. Francis Home, Inc. 281 Wis. 2d 99, 697 N.W.2d 36)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Walberg v. St. Francis Home, Inc. 281 Wis. 2d 99, 697 N.W.2d 36) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Julie Walberg, as Special Administrator for the Estate of Lucille Yox (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - St. Francis Home, Inc .Court: Supreme Court of Wisconsin (2005).
Goldizen v. Grant County Nursing Home 225 W. Va. 371, 693 S.E.2d 346)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Goldizen v. Grant County Nursing Home 225 W.Va. 371, 693 S.E.2d 346) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Jerry Goldizen, Co- Administrator of the Estate of Elva Goldizen (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Grant County Nursing Home Court: Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia (2010).
Nail v. Consolidated Resources Health Care Fund (155 Wash. App. 227, 229 P.3d 885)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Nail v. Consolidated Resources Health Care Fund (155 Wash.App. 227, 229 P.3d 885) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Joyce Nail, Personal Representative of the Estate of Ellen Schrimpf - Defendant (Appellant) - Consolidate Resources Healthcare Fund, owner/operator of Alderwood Manor Nursing and Convalescent Home Court: Court of Appeals of Washington (2010).
Bishop v. Medical Facilities of America (2004 WL 1858694 (Va. Cir. Ct.))
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Bishop v. Medical Facilities of America (2004 WL 1858694 (Va. Cir. Ct.)) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Joseph Bishop, Executor of the Estate of Eva Bishop (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Medical Facilities of America Court: Circuit Court of Virginia, City of Roanoke (2004).
Fila v. Spruce Mountain Inn (178 Vt. 323, 885 A.2d 723)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Fila v. Spruce Mountain Inn (178 Vt. 323, 885 A.2d 723) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Virginia Fila - Defendant (Appellant) - Spruce Mountain Inn and Candace Beardsley Court: Supreme Court of Vermont (2005)
Virginia S. v. Salt Lake Care Center (741 P.2d 969)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Virginia S. v. Salt Lake Care Center (741 P.2d 969) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Virginia S., Guardian as Litem of T.W., an Incompetent Person - Defendant (Appellant) - Salt Lake Care Center Court: Court of Appeals of Utah (1987).
Sikes v. Heritage Oaks West Retirement Village (238 S.W.3d 807)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Sikes v. Heritage Oaks West Retirement Village (238 S.W.3d 807) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Eugenia Ginger Sikes, on behalf of the estate of Joel Sikes (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Heritage Oaks West Retirement Village Court: Court of Appeals of Texas (2007)
Duke v. Kindred Healthcare Operating, Inc. (2011 WL 864321 (Tenn. Ct. App.))
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Duke v. Kindred Healthcare Operating, Inc. (2011 WL 864321 (Tenn. Ct. App.)) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Martha Duke, as Next of Kin of William Jerry Duke (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Kindred Healthcare Operating, Inc. Court: Court of Appeals of Tennessee (2011).
Burgard v. Benedictine Living Communities (680 N.W.2d 296)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Burgard v. Benedictine Living Communities (680 N.W.2d 296) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Thomas Burgard, personal representative for the estate of Anton Burgard (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Benedictine Living Communities, owner/operator of Aberdeen Living Center Court: Supreme Court of South Dakota (2004)
Grant v. Magnolia Manor - Greenwood, Inc. (383 S.C.125, 678 S.E.2d 435)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Grant v. Magnolia Manor- Greenwood, Inc. (383 S.C.125, 678 S.E.2d 435) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - James Grant, Individually and as personal representative of the estate of Lessie Mae Grant - Defendant (Appellant) - Magnolia Manor- Greenwood, Inc. Court: Supreme Court of South Carolina (2009).
Spunt v. Oak Hill Nursing Home, Inc. (509 A.2d 463)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Spunt v. Oak Hill Nursing Home, Inc. (509 A.2d 463) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Jerome Spunt, Executor of the Estate of David Spunt (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Oak Hill Nursing Home, Inc. Court: Supreme Court of Rhode Island (1986).
Mannion v. Manor Care, Inc. (2006 WL 6012873 (Pa. Com. Pl), 4 Pa. D. & C. 5th 321)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Mannion v. Manor Care, Inc. (2006 WL 6012873 (Pa. Com. Pl), 4 Pa. D. & C. 5th 321) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Edith Mannion, Administratrix for the Estate of Marian Flueso (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Manor Care, Inc. Court: Court of Common Pleas of Pennsylvania, Lehigh County (2006).
Gunn v. Hi- C- Home, Inc. (260 Or. 404, 490 P.2d 999)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Gunn v. Hi- C- Home, Inc. (260 Or. 404, 490 P.2d 999) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Elizabeth Gunn- Defendant (Appellant) - Hi- C- Home, Inc. Court: Supreme Court of Oregon (1971)
Whitaker v. Hill Nursing Home, Inc. (210 P.3d 877)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Whitaker v. Hill Nursing Home, Inc. (210 P.3d 877) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Christine Whitaker, Personal Representative for the Estate of James Richard (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Hill Nursing Home, Inc. Court: Court of Appeals of Oklahoma (2009).
Doe v. Canton Regency (2011 WL 193344 (Ohio App. 5 Dist.)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Doe v. Canton Regency (2011 WL 193344 (Ohio App. 5 Dist.) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Jill Doe, as Executrix for the Estate of Jane Doe (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Canton Regency Residential Care Court :Court of Appeals of Ohio (2011).
Van Klootwyk v. Baptist Home, Inc. (665 N.W. 2D 679)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Van Klootwyk v. Baptist Home, Inc. (665 N.W.2D 679) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Michelle Van Klootwyk, survivor of Gladys Wilhelm (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Baptist Home, Inc. Court: Supreme Court of North Dakota (2003)
Munn v. Haymount Rehabilitation Center, Inc. (704 S.E.2d 290)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Munn v. Haymount Rehabilitation Center, Inc. (704 S.E.2d 290) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - )- Iris Munn, Administratrix of the Estate of Demetra Murphy (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Haymount Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, Inc. Court: Court of Appeals of North Carolina (2010).
Mueller v. Elderwood Health Care at Oakwood (2011 WL 1366292 (N.Y.Sup.))
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Mueller v. Elderwood Health Care at Oakwood (2011 WL 1366292 (N.Y.Sup.) )Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Kathleen Mueller, Administratrix of the Estate of Natalie Druzbik (deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Elderwood Health Care at Oakwood Court: Supreme Court of New York (2011).
Corum v. Roswell Senior Living, LLC (149 N.M. 287, 248 P.3d 329)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Corum v. Roswell Senior Living, LLC (149 N.M. 287, 248 P.3d 329) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Sherri Corum, Personal Representative of the beneficiaries of Mary Jo Herbert (deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Roswell Senior Living, LLC. Court: Court of Appeals of New Mexico (2010).
Griffin v. Bayshore Medical Center (2011 WL 2349423 (N.J. Super. A.D.))
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Griffin v. Bayshore Medical Center (2011 WL 2349423 (N.J. Super. A.D.)) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Edward J. Griffin, individually and as Administrator for the Estate of Edward L. Griffin and Philomena Papa and Ralph Papa - Defendant (Appellant) - Bayshore Medical Center Court: Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division (2011)
Cheever v. Southern New Hampshire Regional Medical Center (141 N.H. 589, 688 A.2d 656)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Cheever v. Southern New Hampshire Regional Medical Center (141 N.H. 589, 688 A.2d 656) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Lynne Cheever, Administrator of the Estate of Cory Cheever (deceased)] - Defendant (Appellant) - South New Hampshire Regional Medical Center, Dr. Arthur Andsell Court: Supreme Court of New Hampshire (1997).
Gilloon v. Hamana, Inc. (100 Nev. 518, 687 P.2d 80)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Gilloon v. Hamana, Inc. (100 Nev. 518, 687 P.2d 80) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Richard Gilloon, Administrator of the estate of Winifred Gilloon (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Humana, Inc., dba Sunrise Hospital Court: Supreme Court of Nevada (1984).
Bell v. Williams Care Center, Inc. (226 Neb. 1, 409 N.W.2d 294)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Bell v. Williams Care Center, Inc. (226 Neb. 1, 409 N.W.2d 294) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Thelma Bell, Personal Representative of the Estate of Linnie Early (deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Williams Care Center, Inc. Court: Supreme Court of Nebraska (1987).
Runstrom v. Allen (345 Mont. 314, 191 P.3d 410)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Runstrom v. Allen (345 Mont. 314, 191 P.3d 410) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Ed Runstrom, personal representative of the estate of Richard Runstrom (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Jake Allen, M.D. Court: Supreme Court of Montana (2008).
Rush v. Senior Citizens Nursing Home District of Ray County (212 S.W.3d 155)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Rush v. Senior Citizens Nursing Home District of Ray County (212 S.W.3d 155) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Relatives of Walter Rush (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Senior Citizens Nursing Home District of Ray County Court: Missouri Court of Appeals (2007).
Johnson v. Graceland Care Center of Oxford, LLC v. Conley (41 So.3d 692)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Johnson v. Graceland Care Center of Oxford, LLC v. Conley (41 So.3d 692) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - 1. Estate of Adela Johnson (Deceased) 2. Conley, Representative of Esther Conley (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Graceland Care Center of Oxford, LLC and DeSoto Healthcare, Inc. Court: Supreme Court of Mississippi (2010)
Strickland v. Vencor, Inc. (2000 WL 622292 (Minn. App.))
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case :Strickland v. Vencor, Inc. (2000 WL 622292 (Minn. App.)) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Rita Strickland, Administrator for the Estate of Margaret Louise Peterson (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Vencor, Inc. Court: Court of Appeals of Minnesota.
Wayland v. New Light Nursing Home Corporation (2007 WL 2744638 (Mich. App.))
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Wayland v. New Light Nursing Home Corporation (2007 WL 2744638 (Mich. App.)) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Wayland, as guardian of Thelma Johnson, an Incapacitated Individual - Defendant (Appellant) - New Light Nursing Home Corporation Court: Court of Appeals of Michigan (2007).
Tripp v. Cranberry Pointe Rehab and Skilled Care Center (55 Mass. App. Ct. 1114)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Tripp v. Cranberry Pointe Rehab and Skilled Care Center (55 Mass. App. Ct. 1114) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Tripp, administratrix of the estate of Mary Ellis (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Cranberry Pointe Rehab and Skilled Care Center & another Court: Appeals Court of Massachusetts (2002).
Hashmi v. Bennett (416 Md. 707, 7 A.3d 1059)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Hashmi v. Bennett (416 Md. 707, 7 A.3d 1059) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Troy Bennett, representing the surviving family members of Adrian Bennett (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Dr. Shoaib Hashmi Court: Court of Appeals of Maryland (2010).
Walker v. Maine General Medical Center (792 A.2d 1074)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Walker v. Maine General Medical Center (792 A.2d 1074) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Patricia Walker, individually and on behalf of husband’s estate - Defendant (Appellant) - Maine General Medical Center Court: Supreme Judicial Court of Maine (2002).
Curry v. Healthsouth North Rehabilitation Hospital - Homer Campus (58 So.3d 1143)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Curry v. Healthsouth North Rehabilitation Hospital- Homer Campus (58 So.3d 1143) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Curry - Defendant (Appellant) - Healthsouth North Rehabilitation Hospital- Homer Campus Court: Court of Appeals of Louisiana (2011).
Pine Tree Villa, L.L.C v. Olson (2009 WL 723034)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Pine Tree Villa, L.L.C v. Olson (2009 WL 723034) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Olson - Defendant (Appellant) - Pine Tree Villa, L.L.C. Court: Court of Appeals of Kentucky (2009).
Hert v. Burton
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Hert v. Burton Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Hert - Defendant (Appellant) – Burton Court: Court of Appeals of Kentucky (2009).
Tudor v. Wheatland Nursing L.L.C. (42 Kan. App. 2d 624)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Tudor v. Wheatland Nursing L.L.C. (42 Kan. App. 2d 624) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Tudor, Administrator for the Estate of Tracy Tudor (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Wheatland Nursing L.L.C. Court: Court of Appeals of Kansas (2009).
Tudor v. Wheatland Nursing L.L.C. (42 Kan.App.2d 624)
March 9, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Tudor v. Wheatland Nursing L.L.C. (42 Kan. App. 2d 624) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Tudor, Administrator for the Estate of Tracy Tudor - Defendant (Appellant) - Wheatland Nursing L.L.C. Court: Court of Appeals of Kansas (2009).
Yadon v. Dennett (197 P.3d 904)
March 8, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Yadon v. Dennett (197 P.3d 904) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Yadon, Administrator for the Estate of Harold Furman (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) – Dennett Court: Court of Appeals of Kansas (2008)
Smith v. Iowa Department of Human Services (755 N.W. 2d 135)
March 8, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Smith v. Iowa Department of Human Services (755 N.W. 2d 135) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Smith - Defendant (Appellant) - Iowa Department of Human Services Court: Supreme Court of Iowa (2008)
Newkirk v. Bethlehem Woods Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, LLC. (898 N.E. 2d 299)
March 8, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case:Newkirk v. Bethlehem Woods Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, LLC. (898 N.E.2d 299)Parties:Plaintiff (Appellee) - Newkirk, representing the estate of Martha O’Neal - Defendant (Appellant) - Bethlehem Woods Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, LLCCourt:Supreme Court of Indiana (2008).
Atterholt v. Robinson (872 N.E. 2d 633)
March 8, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Atterholt v. Robinson (872 N.E. 2d 633) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Robinson, Personal Representative of the Estate of Irene Gray (deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Atterholt, Commissioner of Insurance of Indiana Court: Court of Appeals of Indiana (2007).
Childs v. Pinnacle Health Care, LLC. (399 Ill. App.3d 167)
March 8, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Childs v. Pinnacle Health Care, LLC. (399 Ill.App.3d 167) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Childs, Independent Administrator of the Estate of Dorothy Jones (deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Pinnacle Health Care, LLC. Court: Appellate Court of Illinois (2010).
Vincent v. Alden- Park Strathmoor, Inc. (399 Ill. App.3d 1102)
March 8, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Vincent v. Alden- Park Strathmoor, Inc. (399 Ill.App.3d 1102) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Vincent, Legal Representative for the Estate of Marjorie Vincent (deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Alden- Park Strathmoor, Inc. Court: Appellate Court of Illinois (2010).
Jones v. Crawforth (147 Idaho 11, 205 P.3d 660)
March 8, 2012 By Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers
Case: Jones v. Crawforth (147 Idaho 11, 205 P.3d 660) Parties: Plaintiff (Appellee) - Jones, individually and guardian of the state of Lori Jones (Deceased) - Defendant (Appellant) - Crawforth, bankruptcy trustee for B&B Autotransfusion Services Court: Supreme Court of Idaho.
