Recent Posts in 2015

• Nursing home neglect claim may be filed in certain situations
  Dec 31, 2015
  Nursing homes in Pennsylvania are naturally expected to properly meet the needs of the individuals placed under their care. However, nursing facility ...
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• Nursing home abuse may lead to serious injuries or death
  Dec 24, 2015
  When people in Pennsylvania place a family member in a nursing home, they understandably expect the staff to properly care for their loved one. ...
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• Medical malpractice can lead to serious injury or death
  Dec 17, 2015
  Patients in Pennsylvania naturally rely on their nurses, doctors and other health care providers to treat them with the greatest standards of ...
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• Potential SSD recipients may find Social Security website helpful
  Dec 10, 2015
  Sometimes disabilities in Pennsylvania may be so severe that they prevent people from being able to continue working. These disabilities may be either ...
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• Medical malpractice claim filed against hospital group
  Dec 3, 2015
  Hospital staffs in Pennsylvania are charged with ensuring the safety of the patients in their care. When this does not happen, the results may be ...
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• Woman sues nursing home, alleges nursing home neglect
  Nov 25, 2015
  Losing a loved one as a result of a nursing home's inadequate care is grounds for a lawsuit in Pennsylvania and all other states. One woman in a ...
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• SSD fund extended to 2016
  Nov 19, 2015
  Suffering a disability in Pennsylvania can be challenging physically or mentally as well as financially. Fortunately, Social Security Disability ...
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• University settles medical malpractice, wrongful death claims
  Nov 13, 2015
  If medical providers in Pennsylvania do not exercise a reasonable degree of care when handling patients, they may be held legally accountable for any ...
  Posted By Robert Peirce & Associates, P.C.
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