My mother died in result of delay of care and negligence, and, per her death certificate she died of Sever Neuropathic Pain Syndrome which was never treated or addressed during her entire stay 78 days at Strong Memorial Hospital and Rochester Center Rehab. She fell on Nov 7th, 2023, but no broken or fractured bones, however laid in the hospital bed as a paraplegic with severe diabolical pain. She was never told why she could not walk, stand or sit, neither was she ever treated, diagnosed, or tested for symptoms of severe nerve pain-family pleaded for nerve blocker or epidural. Every time she was repositioned, or turned she was in unbearable pain, therefore, the hospital neglected to turn her causing bedsores. The amount of daily pain caused de-conditioning, delirium and dementia-patient did not possess any mental issues upon her admittance on Nov 7th, 2023. She was discharged to rehab with infections from a failed back surgery-again, nerve damage was not diagnosed pre-or post-surgery and pre-paralyzed state as well as post paralyzed state was not attended, and an additional MRI or CT scan was denied. Patient was discharged to another hospital in which they tried to save her life but was unsuccessful. The new doctors and renowned pathologist spoke with family and specifically confirmed delay of care and spinal nerve damage went unaddressed. Case Filed in 7th Judicial Circuit, NY. E2024008716
That is so sad. Please accept our deepest condolences for your loss. We wish you all the best with the case and will be cheering for you and your legal team.
It is a sad reality that it takes money to obtain justice in our current system. Expert witness fees are only part of the equation. Simple things like taking a deposition and obtaining the transcript often run $1k or more. Heck...in an injury case, it normally costs several hundred (sometimes thousands) of dollars just to obtain the injured person's medical records and bills that are needed to substantiate a claim.
That seems a bit harsh and a gross generalization of all lawyers. We agree that some lawyers abuse the system but do you really think it is fair to say that about all lawyers? Do you expect lawyers to work for free?
@@WILLIAMSELLEBY has nothing to do with payment it has to do with protecting your client and not throwing them under the bus for the system to profit and making sure there's (equal protection under the law ).
Yeah... I can't find anyone to take my husband's case. So very disheartening.
My mother died in result of delay of care and negligence, and, per her death certificate she died of Sever Neuropathic Pain Syndrome which was never treated or addressed during her entire stay 78 days at Strong Memorial Hospital and Rochester Center Rehab. She fell on Nov 7th, 2023, but no broken or fractured bones, however laid in the hospital bed as a paraplegic with severe diabolical pain. She was never told why she could not walk, stand or sit, neither was she ever treated, diagnosed, or tested for symptoms of severe nerve pain-family pleaded for nerve blocker or epidural. Every time she was repositioned, or turned she was in unbearable pain, therefore, the hospital neglected to turn her causing bedsores. The amount of daily pain caused de-conditioning, delirium and dementia-patient did not possess any mental issues upon her admittance on Nov 7th, 2023. She was discharged to rehab with infections from a failed back surgery-again, nerve damage was not diagnosed pre-or post-surgery and pre-paralyzed state as well as post paralyzed state was not attended, and an additional MRI or CT scan was denied. Patient was discharged to another hospital in which they tried to save her life but was unsuccessful. The new doctors and renowned pathologist spoke with family and specifically confirmed delay of care and spinal nerve damage went unaddressed. Case Filed in 7th Judicial Circuit, NY. E2024008716
That is so sad. Please accept our deepest condolences for your loss. We wish you all the best with the case and will be cheering for you and your legal team.
It’s ALWAYS about the money folks. Expert witness is upwards of 50K. Money wins cases not justice.
It is a sad reality that it takes money to obtain justice in our current system. Expert witness fees are only part of the equation. Simple things like taking a deposition and obtaining the transcript often run $1k or more. Heck...in an injury case, it normally costs several hundred (sometimes thousands) of dollars just to obtain the injured person's medical records and bills that are needed to substantiate a claim.
Because the lawyer are all about profiting the system and not exposing corruption in the system. That's how they get to be judges.
That seems a bit harsh and a gross generalization of all lawyers. We agree that some lawyers abuse the system but do you really think it is fair to say that about all lawyers? Do you expect lawyers to work for free?
@@WILLIAMSELLEBY has nothing to do with payment it has to do with protecting your client and not throwing them under the bus for the system to profit and making sure there's (equal protection under the law ).
@@WILLIAMSELLEBY the truth hurts all the time.
Thanks for the clarification. A client's interests should always come first.