Long-Term Care & Nursing Home Litigation

Our unique medical knowledge has proven very beneficial in providing effective nursing home defense services and in managing long-term care litigation. We maintain medical consultants on staff to help our lawyers research the complex medical issues and highly technical aspects of the law that apply to nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and similar health care providers.

 

Overview

When individuals and entities in the long-term care and nursing home industry are accused of abuse, neglect, injury, wrongful death, or other legal violations, they turn to Shuman, McCuskey & Slicer, PLLC to provide sophisticated and rigorous representation.

Our unique medical knowledge has proven very beneficial in providing effective nursing home defense services and in managing long-term care litigation. We maintain medical consultants on staff to help our lawyers research the complex medical issues and highly technical aspects of the law that apply to nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and similar health care providers.

In addition to handling medical malpractice and general medical negligence cases involving nursing homes, personal care homes, rehabilitation centers, nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, residential boards, care homes, and in-home care, our nursing home defense attorneys also handle complex long-term care litigation. Our long-term care and nursing home litigation attorneys have an extensive understanding of this highly complex industry and the regulations governing it and how those complexities can, at times, be misapplied in long-term care litigation. Shuman, McCuskey & Slicer, PLLC attorneys also understand how threatening such allegations can be to an institution’s financial circumstances and reputation.

In every matter, we take pride in offering prompt, clear, and utterly candid communication throughout the legal process and providing the knowledge and skills essential to thorough preparation and successful defense of these specialized cases.