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A blog for attorneys about litigation involving elder abuse in nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
Nursing Home Elder Abuse Litigation – The Dangers Of Private Equity Ownership #2
In our prior blog we discussed the fundamental misalignment between the motivations of private equity companies and the needs of…
Nursing Home Elder Abuse Litigation – The Dangers Of Private Equity Ownership
In recent years, “private equity” investors have become more active in the ownership of nursing home and assisted living facilities. …
Nursing Home Elder Abuse Litigation – To Sue Or Not To Sue Pass Through Holding Companies
As discussed in earlier blogs, affixing liability against an elder care facility’s corporate overseers is critical in elder abuse litigation.…
Nursing Home Elder Abuse Litigation – Enterprise Valuation – Understand Exactly Who You Are Suing And Value Accordingly
In other blogs, we discuss the importance of enterprise valuation to valuing the maximum potential of your case. Briefly stated,…
Proving Corporate Liability In Elder Abuse Cases – The Crucial First Step Of Propounding A PMQ Re Organizational Structure To Named Corporate Defendants
As discussed in earlier blogs, affixing liability against an elder care facility’s corporate overseers is critical in elder abuse litigation.…
Putting On An Alter Ego Phase Of An Elder Abuse Trial Before The Liability Phase
Good news! The long-awaited moment has come. You have finally been assigned to a trial judge to have your matter…
Pursuing Corporate Overseers On A “Conspiracy” Theory Of Liability
As discussed in earlier blogs, affixing liability against an elder care facility’s corporate overseers is critical in elder abuse litigation.…
Pursuing Corporate Overseers On An “Aider And Abettor” Theory Of Liability
As discussed in earlier blogs, affixing liability against an elder care facility’s corporate overseers is critical in elder abuse litigation.…
Pursuing Corporate Overseers On A “Joint Venture” Theory Of Liability
Discover the legal intricacies of pursuing corporate overseers in elder abuse litigation through the lens of a “joint venture” theory of liability.
Entry of Judgement After an Elder Abuse Verdict
A nursing home abuse attorney discusses how to respond to a request for a delay in the entry of judgement after an elder abuse verdict.