Motion to compel

Dec 15, 2014

Who to Depose in a Nursing Home Negligence Case
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Who to Depose in a Nursing Home Negligence Case

Nursing Home Law

Who to Depose in a Nursing Home Negligence Case

jsadmin2019-06-11T07:06:23-05:00Categories: Nursing Home Law|Tags: Depositions, Facility policies, Incident reports, Legal strategies, Medical records, Motion to compel, Motion to dismiss, Nursing home negligence, Nursing home ownership, Training materials|

Depositions are a crucial aspect of a nursing home negligence claim. Depositions provide an opportunity to test and probe the nursing home’s sworn explanation of the circumstances leading to the injury. Depositions also lock staff and administrators into a position on a topic, thus providing impeachment material if the witness seeks to change his or [...]

Oct 15, 2014

Responding to Defendant’s Delay Tactics in Nursing Home Litigation
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Responding to Defendant’s Delay Tactics in Nursing Home Litigation

Nursing Home Law

Responding to Defendant’s Delay Tactics in Nursing Home Litigation

jsadmin2019-06-11T07:06:25-05:00Categories: Nursing Home Law|Tags: Federal law, Kansas nursing home litigation, Legal strategies, Medical records, Missouri nursing home litigation, Motion to compel|

Nursing home cases are a lengthy process even when both parties cooperate. This is because nursing home cases usually consists of thousands of pages of documents and medical records that each party must review, and then conduct numerous depositions. Too often the nursing home’s litigation strategy is simply one of delay. When this happens, it is important [...]