Posts Tagged ‘nurse expert witness’
A $6.8 Million Nursing Home Understaffing Verdict: How Staffing Became the Case
A Dutchess County jury held a 62-bed New York nursing home and its owners liable for chronic understaffing in a resident class action. Tracy Liberatore, Esq. on the staffing records and nurse experts that decide these cases for either side.
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How to Hire a Nurse Expert Witness for a Pressure Injury (Bedsore) Case
A bedsore case is a nursing case first. Here is what a nurse expert witness reviews, where standard of care ends and causation begins, the documentation red flags that decide these cases, and how to pick the right expert for either side.
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The Missing Piece in Long-Term Care Litigation: What the Medical Record Really Tells Us
In long-term care litigation the challenge is rarely a lack of documentation. It is the volume of it. Kimberly Griffin, RN, WCC explains how a chronological medical-legal review turns thousands of pages into a clinical story attorneys can use.
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