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HOW DO I REPORT A NURSING HOME TO THE STATE OF ARIZONA?
As attorneys who regularly work with families facing nursing home negligence, we know that suspecting something is wrong with your loved one’s care can be overwhelming and emotional. When you’ve entrusted a nursing home with caring for someone you love, you expect professional, dignified care. Unfortunately, that trust isn’t always
HOW ELOPEMENT OCCURS IN NURSING HOMES
Elopement is a growing problem in nursing homes, and can occur unexpectedly at any time. It occurs when a resident leaves the facility without permission, either through an open door or window, or with assistance from another person. The individual’s whereabouts and conditions can be unknown, making elopement a serious
IS IT LEGAL TO INSTALL SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS IN NURSING HOME ROOMS?
If you have a loved one living in a nursing home, one of your biggest concerns is ensuring that the caregivers are doing a good job. Do you visit the nursing home every single day? If not, you may not be able to maintain the vigilance necessary to reassure yourself
WHAT ARE THE COMMON CAUSES OF CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENTS IN ARIZONA?
Construction continues to boom in Arizona, from Phoenix to Scottsdale to Tucson and the suburbs. Both residential and commercial construction projects continue on, even during times of uncertainty. Unfortunately, this construction often results in serious accidents and injuries to both workers and pedestrians passing by. What are the causes of
Why You Should Not Accept the First Settlement Offer from an Insurance Company
THE IMPORTANCE OF EVALUATING MULTIPLE SETTLEMENT OFFERS When it comes to personal injury claims, accepting the first settlement offer from an insurance company can be a costly mistake. While it may seem tempting to quickly resolve your case and move on, doing so can result in receiving far less compensation
WHAT SHOULD YOU DO AFTER A MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT IN PHOENIX?
With its beautiful winding desert roads and picturesque landscape, it’s no wonder more than 200,000 registered motorcycle owners live and ride in Arizona. With so many bikes on the road at any given moment, the risk of getting into a motorcycle crash increases. Sadly, each year, more than 3,000 motorcycle
