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Cover-up Causes More Abuse

Kristin Nelson of WMBF News reported on a lawsuit filed in Florence County, South Carolina, which accuses a private school, its affiliated church, and key staff members of concealing alleged child abuse by an employee for over 15 years. Incredible. The suit, brought by parents of a toddler, names Maranatha Christian School, First Free Will

Nursing Homes Sold Across Southern States

This article, “SNN Dealbook: Several Nursing Homes Sold Across Southern States”, by Skilled Nursing News reports a series of nursing homes transactions across the southern United States. These sales are indicative of ongoing trends in the Skill Nursing Sector, which is driven by factors such as staffing challenges and financial limitations. This can involve various

Nursing Home Giant PACS Delays 1Q earnings

The PACs group of nursing home operator postponed the release of their first quarter earnings for this year. PACS has now missed filing there financial results for three straight quarters. This is a mandatory requirement for publicly traded companies. This is not the first time PACs have postponed the disclosure of their earnings. In Q3

Habeas Corpus

Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” will add trillions to the deficit to give the ultra wealthy another tax break — rattling deficit hawks who have long warned that the U.S. is barreling toward fiscal catastrophe. Meanwhile, his Cabinet does not know what habeas corpus is! The constitutionally enshrined right of habeas corpus traces its origins back

Increasing Injuries, Declining Care Post-Bankruptcy at Nursing Homes

A recent article from Skilled Nursing News highlights the negative outcomes for residents when nursing homes go through bankruptcy. This has caused problems, and the decline of the care has led to increased pressure injuries in vulnerable adults. Bankruptcy has triggered staff turnover in nursing homes, causing facilities to have short-term workers fill the gap

Insulin as a Murder Weapon

NBC reported on the use of insulin as a murder weapon by nurses. How do you know if it is an honest mistake as opposed to attempted murder? Medical professionals are usually unprepared when having to consider that the lifesaving drug-insulin- can be used as a murder weapon. This is exactly the case, according to

$15 Million Awarded in Highway Collision

$42 Million Given Back for over 8,000 Investors

$1.05 Million Largest Nursing Home Jury Award in Spartanburg History

$2.32 Million in “Unprecedented” Jury Award Against Nuisance Landfill

$42 Million Given Back for over 8,000 Investors

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