Archive for the ‘Pressure Ulcers’ Category

Top Five Ways To Tell If There Is Abuse or Neglect In A Nursing Home

1st December 2009 by BSadmin Comments Off

1.  Does the resident show signs of physical abuse or accident that are unexplained?  These signs include brusing, abrasions, cuts or other signs of intentional or accidental bodily injury.  While it is not unusual for a nursing home resident to suffer accidental injury and not all accidents reflect abuse or neglect, the nursing home staff [...]

Arkansas Jury Awards $7 Million in Nursing Home Case

29th April 2009 by admin Comments Off

The Texarkana Gazette recently reported the following story: DEQUEEN, Ark. – A Court in Sevier County decided today (April 17, 2009) that a family deserved $7 million for the neglect and wrongful death of its patriarch. It was a record judgment for the county – the previous high was believed to be $1 million -but [...]

Nursing home charged $1.25M in patient death

21st January 2009 by admin 1 Comment

Here is an article from LawyersUSAonline.com relating to a recent verdict returned by a Georgia verdict in a pressure ulcer case: A Georgia jury has awarded $1.25 million to the family of a nursing home patient who died from a severe bed sore that the family alleged was caused by inadequate care at the home. [...]

Georgia Jury Awards $1.25 Million in Pressure Ulcer Case

13th January 2009 by admin Comments Off

This case is out of Georgia.  Jury awarded $1.25 million for family of man who developed severe bedsore in Kindred facility, died a year later. For more information, contact Attorney Benjamin Gideon at Berman & Simmons, 1-800-244-3576 or visit www.bermansimmons.com

Evaluating The Nursing Home Case: The Pressure Ulcer Case

14th December 2008 by admin Comments Off

Ben Gideon recently published an article on how to identify and evaluate a nursing home case involving pressure ulcers.  Below is an excerpt.  To read the full article, click here: http://www.bermansimmons.com/article_detail.php?id=67 Here’s the scenario. Susan is your long-time client.  She is a pleasant woman in her fifties.  One day she comes to see you and [...]