News & Articles

Placing a loved one in a nursing home is a decision often made with trust and hope for competent care. Families assume their relatives will receive the respect, attention, and medical support they deserve. But when that trust is broken through abuse or neglect, legal action may be necessary. Before you can pursue justice in...

Placing a loved one in a nursing home is never an easy decision. Families expect their loved ones to be treated with dignity and receive the proper care they deserve. But when that trust is broken through abuse or neglect, pursuing legal action may be necessary. If you believe your loved one was harmed in...

A newly released report challenges the long-term care industry’s narrative that private equity (PE) has largely stepped back from nursing home ownership. The report finds private equity funds remain active players in the skilled nursing home space, despite sector claims of PE retreat from skilled nursing. The nursing home industry lobby group, the American Health...

Discovering that a loved one has developed bedsores while under the care of a nursing home can be devastating. Also known as pressure sores or pressure ulcers, these painful wounds often indicate prolonged neglect. Families understandably want to know: How much is a bedsore lawsuit worth? While assigning a universal dollar amount to these cases...

Sepsis is one of the most dangerous conditions a nursing home resident can face. It often begins with an untreated infection and can escalate quickly into a life-threatening medical emergency. In nursing homes, where vulnerable residents depend on staff for timely care, the failure to recognize or treat infections can be catastrophic. If your loved...

When you entrust a loved one to a nursing home, you expect compassion, professionalism, and accountability. In Illinois, those obligations are not just moral; they are legal. The Illinois Nursing Home Care Act protects the dignity, safety, and well-being of residents in long-term care facilities. If you’re concerned about the treatment your loved one is...

When a loved one enters a nursing home or assisted living facility, families expect their safety, dignity, and well-being to be prioritized. But what happens when something feels wrong? For example, when you notice bruises, personality changes, or sudden weight loss? Suspecting elder abuse is deeply emotional, but knowing how to document elder abuse is...

Understanding Difference Between Diabetic and Pressure Ulcers If your loved one developed a wound in a nursing home, you may be wondering whether it’s a pressure ulcer or a diabetic ulcer—and what that means for their care. While these ulcers may look similar at first, they have very different causes, risk factors, and implications for...

“How Could This Happen?” An 83-Year-Old Resident Was Found in a Walk-In Freezer.What Families Need to Know About Assisted Living Liability An assisted living facility exists to protect older adults, especially those living with dementia, from exactly the kinds of dangers they can no longer safely navigate on their own. That’s why the recent reports...

You’ve seen the warning signs, such as unexplained injuries, sudden mood changes, or alarming declines in health. You’ve asked questions and received vague answers. Deep down, you suspect something more serious: abuse or neglect. But suspicion alone won’t hold a nursing home accountable. To take legal action, you need facts. You need proof. You need...