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Detecting and Preventing the Four Stages of Bedsores

In a recent Anne Arundel County nursing home blog, our attorneys reported on the problem of pressure ulcers in nursing homes, and the importance of detecting and treating bedsores before they develop into serious infections that could be life threatening. Bedsores, or decubitus ulcers, affect nearly one million people in…

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Nursing Home Sued in Two Different Wrongful Death Lawsuits

A Charleston nursing home has recently been sued in two separate wrongful death lawsuits, according to a news development that our Baltimore nursing home negligence attorneys have been watching, after two residents died at the home due to the home’s alleged negligence and abuse. The Charleston Gazette reports that Teays…

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Resident Dies From Sepsis—Home Sued by Family for Negligence and Wrongful Death

In recent news that our Maryland nursing home neglect lawyers have been following, a Convalescent Center is being sued by the family of a resident, after alleged nursing home negligence led to the decline of health of the resident’s health. According to the lawsuit, Helen Hammes became sick after receiving…

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Hospital to Pay $5.4M in Bedsore Injury Lawsuit

Our Frederick County nursing home negligence lawyers have been following the recent announcement that a New York State jury has awarded over $5 million in monetary damages in a negligence case, after a patient at the Staten Island University Hospital and the Golden Gate Rehabilitation and Health Care Center reportedly…

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Daughter Sues Sunny Hill Nursing Home for Wrongful Death, Negligence

In recent news that our Baltimore nursing home lawyers have been following, a nursing home resident’s daughter in a Chicago-area home claims that the nursing home neglected to investigate symptoms of her mother’s illness—that allegedly lead to the resident’s wrongful death. According to Jodine Murphy Sistek, who has filed a…

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Family Installs “Granny Cam” to Catch Nursing Home Abuse—Sues for Wrongful Death

According to a recent Baltimore County nursing home lawyer blog entry, our attorneys discussed recent cases of nursing home abuse and negligence, where hidden cameras or “Granny Cams” were used in nursing homes by families who suspected that their loved ones were being treated with abuse or negligence, and didn’t…

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Nursing Home Sued Again for Wrongful Death and Negligence

In a recent Maryland nursing home lawyer blog, our attorneys discussed a nursing home negligence lawsuit filed by the widow of a resident—who claims in the suit that while her husband was staying in the Madison Manor nursing home, his foot infection was not properly cared for, leading to the…

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Nursing Home Worker Steals Resident’s Pain Patch for Pleasure

According to recent nursing home neglect news that our Charles County, Maryland nursing home attorneys have been following, a worker in a Saint Louis nursing home was found last week to have removed the Fentanyl drug pain patch from an 87-year-old resident, in order to take the drug herself. Kathleen…

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“Granny Cam” Footage Documents Nursing Home Abuse of Alzheimer Resident

In a recent Maryland nursing home lawyer blog, our attorneys discussed the prevalence of nursing home abuse in facilities across the country, and how families are fighting back by installing hidden cameras to ensure the safe and proper treatment of their loved ones. In a recent nursing home abuse incident,…

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Widow Files Lawsuit for Nursing Home Negligence and Wrongful Death

Last month, the widow of a former resident at Madison Manor nursing home filed a nursing home negligence lawsuit against the Kentucky home, after she claims the nursing home neglected to care for her husband’s foot infection—which led to leg amputation and wrongful death. According to a Richmond Register report,…

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