$________ RECOVERY Medical Malpractice – Nursing Home Negligence – ________ nursing home allows decedent to develop gangrene and decubitus ulcers, resulting in surgery, complications, infection, and death – Failure to have proper protocols in place to prevent the decedent’s injuries – Wrongful death of 69-year-old male.

$________ RECOVERY Medical Malpractice – Hospital negligence – Elderly patient admitted to hospital from rehabilitation facility with sudden onset of shortness of breath develops decubitus ulcer within several days – ________ contends ________ fails to provide frequent turning of patient with friable skin – Death six weeks later.

________ VERDICT Medical Malpractice – Nursing home Negligence – Alleged improper nutrition and hydration – Stage IV decubitus ulcer – Alleged negligent care and treatment by nursing home – Death action – Decedent transferred to nursing home after having surgery for hip fracture.

$________ RECOVERY Medical Malpractice - Nursing Home Negligence – Decedent develops serious pressure sores with fatal complications as a result of the negligent care provided by ________ – Failure to develop and implement proper skin care plan – Wrongful death

$________ VERDICT – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – NEGLIGENT FAILURE TO PREVENT DECUBITUS ULCERS AND TO ADEQUATELY TREAT SORES DURING APPROXIMATE ONE MONTH HOSPITALIZATION OF PATIENT WHO HAD UNDERGONE LIVER TRANSPLANT – STAGE IV DECUBITUS ULCERS ON PENIS AND SACRUM

$________ VERDICT Medical Malpractice – Hospital Negligence – Negligence resulted in pressure sores during hospital stay

$________ VERDICT MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – HOSPITAL NEGLIGENCE – ________ DEVELOPS SEVERE PRESSURE SORES FOLLOWING LUMBAR DECOMPRESSION AND FUSION SURGERY – FAILURE TO PROPERLY REPOSITION ________ POST OPERATIVELY – PRESSURE SORES – OSTEOMYELITIS – AMPUTATION OF FOOT

$________ GROSS VERDICT Premises liability – Alleged failure to maintain restaurant in safe condition – Trip and fall on door threshold - Fracture of hip and pelvis to elderly ________ – Kidney failure – Gangrenous pressure ulcers – Toe amputations – 60% comparative negligence found

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY – Medical malpractice – Nursing home negligence – Failure to recognize and treat high risk for pressure sores – Failure to timely diagnose and treat sepsis – Wrongful death of patient.

________ VERDICT – ALLEGED NURSING HOME NEGLIGENCE – CLAIMED FAILURE TO PREVENT SACRAL PRESSURE SORE – ALLEGED INADEQUATE MONITORING OF ELDERLY DECEDENT.