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Bedsore Basics: What You Need to Know About Nursing Home Neglect
Seniors living in South Carolina nursing homes do not give up their individual rights and Constitutional protections just by living …
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Are the Elderly in Charleston, South Carolina, Nursing Homes Really at Risk of Sexual Assault?
Sexual assault is one of the worst things that can happen to someone, yet many don’t see it as a …
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Does Your Loved One Have an Unexplained Fracture in a Charleston, South Carolina, Nursing Home?
If your loved one has been injured in a Charleston Nursing home, our Charleston nursing home lawyer may be able …
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DDSN Medicine Error Rate Raises Eyebrows
Some South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs facilities have medicine error rates as high as 25 percent, according …
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Patient Apparently Left To Die In the Rain
A nursing home caregiver left a disabled patient outside unsupervised during Hurricane Matthew; the patient subsequently drowned in a puddle …
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Three Types Of Elder Abuse In South Carolina
Observers predict that the number of Americans over 65 will double by 2050, and the increasing population means increased abuse …
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South Carolina Nursing Home: Understanding Residents’ Rights
Each year, many families in the Charleston area are forced to make difficult decisions regarding the future living arrangements of …
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South Carolina Nursing Home Abuse Claims: What You Need to Know About Arbitration Clauses
Recently, the editorial board of the The New York Times posted an opinion piece criticizing the frequent use of arbitration …
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Charleston Nursing Home Abuse: What if the Abuse Comes From Other Residents?
CBS News recently reported on a highly disturbing, trend in nursing home abuse. Increasingly, victims are being abused by other …
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South Carolina Nursing Home Abuse: Social Media
An especially disturbing news report was recently filed by a Fox Affiliate in Massachusetts. According to the report, employees of …
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