The “Weekend Gap”: When Nursing Home Oversight Vanishes When a family places a loved one in a skilled nursing facility, they are often reassured by the professional environment they...
Fetal Monitoring Errors: Preventing Infant Brain Damage The birth of a child should be a time of celebration, but for many families, that joy is cut short by a...
Indiana Medical Review Panel: The Malpractice Process In Indiana, pursuing a medical malpractice claim is a marathon, not a sprint. Unlike a standard car accident case where you can file...
Nursing Home Odors: A Warning Sign of Potential Neglect The moment the doors of a nursing home open, many visitors are met with a distinct, visceral experience: a “hitting-a-wall”...
Newborn Brain Bleeds (ICH): Causes, Symptoms, and Malpractice Introduction The birth of a child is a life-changing event, but for some families, joy is immediately overshadowed by devastating news:...
Sepsis and UTIs: When a Treatable Infection Causes Wrongful Death Introduction A Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) is one of the most common bacterial infections encountered in both community and...
Kernicterus Lawsuits: Failure to Monitor Newborn Bilirubin Kernicterus is a rare but catastrophic form of permanent brain damage that occurs when an infant’s jaundice—or, more precisely, severe hyperbilirubinemia (excessive bilirubin...
How to Read the Indiana CMS ‘2567’ Deficiency Report The CMS Form 2567, known as the “Statement of Deficiencies,” is the official Indiana nursing home deficiency report generated by the...
The birth of a child should be a joyous occasion, but for some families, a preventable birth injury can lead to lifelong challenges. The use of delivery assistance tools like...
When a nursing home resident with dementia or cognitive decline goes missing, the outcome can be devastating. Nursing home wandering injuries and elopement incidents—situations where a resident leaves their designated...