Jane Doe v. Woe Nursing Home, Virginia Circuit Court (2017)-Confidential Doe suffered a progressive condition that made her bed bound and dependent on all of her activities of daily living, including turning and repositioning in...
Jane Doe v. Woe Nursing Home, Virginia Circuit Court (2017)-Confidential Doe suffered a progressive condition that made her bed bound and dependent on all of her activities of daily living, including turning and repositioning in...
Annie Doe v. Woe Nursing Home (2016) Doe, age 87, was totally dependent upon one staff for bathing. She was bed bound and had contractures of her extremities. While preparing Doe to be transferred from...
Harris v. Commercial Ready Mix Products, Inc., et al. U.S. District Court – Eastern District of Virginia (2011) Mack truck failed to stop at a stop sign resulting in a collision with the plaintiff’s vehicle...
Confidential – settlement of case for resident who was assaulted by another resident (2015)
A Virginia Nursing Home (2008) A 79 year old nursing home resident, was transferred to the nursing home for rehabilitation following knee replacement surgery. While at the nursing home, the resident developed Stage IV pressure...
Doe v. Moe Nursing Home (2016) In this confidential settlement, Doe, age 73, suffered from long standing mental illness, was bed bound, and required total care. While transferring Doe to her bed, her right elbow...
Jimenez v. Jane Doe (2014) Plaintiff, an E-3 US Naval Seaman, was struck by Defendant’s vehicle as a pedestrian walking through a crosswalk in Norfolk, Virginia. On February 8, 2013, Plaintiff was on brief military...
Kinzey v. Jane Doe (2014) Plaintiff was driving his 2000 Honda Accord on Old Donation Parkway approaching the intersection of Old Donation Parkway and North Great Neck Road. As plaintiff proceeded through a green light,...
John Doe v. Roe Nursing Home, Norfolk Circuit Court (2003) Plaintiff’s decedent, 95 years old, admitted to Nursing Home with known propensity to fall. Inadequate assessment upon admission to Home, inadequate reassessment after falling in...
John Doe v. Nursing Home (2005) Plaintiff was a non-ambulatory, demented resident with severe Alzheimer’s who was fed through a feeding tube. When the tube became clogged, the nursing home’s RN called and advised the...