Baton Rouge Nursing Home Defense Attorneys
Louisiana State Licensing · Long-Term Care Facility Lawyer
Attorneys with Keogh, Cox & Wilson, Ltd., represent skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, retirement facilities, long-term care facilities and rehabilitation centers, both directly and at the request of facility insurers. Our nursing home clients are facing increased regulatory scrutiny at both the state and federal levels. This has led to greater administrative penalties, the creation of additional remedies and has further triggered more civil liability exposure for nursing homes and related facilities.
Founded in 1969, Keogh, Cox & Wilson recognizes the unique challenge presented in nursing home defense cases. Schedule a consultation at our AV-rated* law firm. Contact our Baton Rouge law firm to make an appointment.
Defense Against State Licensing Actions and Nursing Home Negligence Claims
Our nursing home defense work includes defense against claims alleging:
- Abuse and neglect
- Dehydration
- Malnutrition
- Decubitus ulcers
- Inadequate supervision and staffing
- Potential misconduct
- Medication errors
- Deterioration of chronic illness
- Verbal, mental and physical abuse
- Patients' bill of rights violations
- Wrongful death
- Improper use of restraints
We work with a reputable network of medical experts, with whom we consult when defending nursing homes against claims of negligent treatment of patients.
Contact Keogh, Cox & Wilson
Keogh, Cox & Wilson defends nursing home cases in all stages of litigation and continuously evaluates a claim for early resolution strategies. Contact us to schedule a confidential consultation.
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