Learn if You Have a Claim Against Nursing Home Operators

Premature Deaths by the Thousands Kahn Gauthier Swick is investigating possible legal actions against nursing homes to recover for injuries suffered by nursing home residents. There are more than one and one-half million elderly and disabled persons in 17,000 nursing homes across the United States.
Claimant Information

Are you submitting this information on behalf of yourself?	Yes No
Are you submitting this information on behalf of a family member?	Yes No
If yes, please provide: Name
Age
Relationship
Medical Information

Please describe the nature and extent of the injuries or damages suffered.
Please provide the date on which the injury occurred.
Nursing Home / Medical Provider Information

Please list the following information of the nursing home or medical care provider where the injuries or damages were suffered: Name
Address
City
State
Zip
Please detail the circumstances surrounding the injuries or damages listed above.
Have you previously retained an attorney to represent you in this matter?	Yes No

Personal Information

First Name

Last Name

Street / Apt /

City, State Zip

Home Phone & Evening Phone (Same) . . & . .

E-Mail Address

Confirm E-Mail

Date Issue/Problem

Terms & Conditions
I acknowledge that I have read and understand and agree to the following legal policies.

Certain features of Lawcash.com require a login - please simply choose a password to continue.

Password

Confirm Password

I'd like to become a Lawcash.com member, receive a free class action ebook, and free class action and recall alerts. Billions of dollars are available each year and I'd like to claim my fair share from bad corporations.

Submit

Other Family Cases of Interest

Class Action Status sought in a lawsuit alleging abuse at Roman Catholic orphanage

Class-action status is being sought in a lawsuit alleging sexual abuse over a 50 year period at a Roman Catholic orphanage in Jefferson County, Kentucky. The suit was filed by Kentucky lawyers in 2004. The suit was filed against the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth and the Archdiocese of Louisville's Catholic Charities. The case alleges sexual abuse and other physical abuse over a 50 year period, primarily at three Kentucky orphanages.

Parents in Illinois Demand Medical Monitoring Alleging Widespread Lead Exposure

Lead exposure should be one of the most preventable poisonings of childhood. An Illinois class action has been filed against Lead Industries Association, Inc. and numerous other companies on behalf of persons who allege that their children were exposed to the harmful substance because the companies conspired together to produce and sell lead-based paints with full knowledge of its harmful side effects, in violation of state and federal environmental laws.

Mortgagees Reach Settlement with Cenlar, FSB Over Excessive Attorneys' Fees and Costs

Bankruptcy and foreclosure are terrible things--there's no reason for the mortgage company to make them more costly than necessary. The parties have reached a tentative settlement in an action filed against mortgage sub-servicer Cenlar, FSB, on behalf of Pennsylvania homeowners who allege that the company collected attorney's fees that were not provided for in their mortgage contracts when the homeowners entered bankruptcy or defaulted on their loans. Class counsel will mail claims forms on request after October 24, 2003.

Owners of Ten-Spindle Cribs Sold by CostCo Reach $7.2+ Million Settlement With Dorel Juvenile Group

As we all know, toddlers will get in trouble given the right opportunity. The parties have reached a tentative settlement, apparently valued at $7.2+ million, in an action filed against Dorel Juvenile Group, Inc. on behalf of purchasers, owners, and former owners of full-size baby cribs with ten-spindle mattress platforms designed, manufactured, or sold by Cosco, Inc. Claim forms must be postmarked on or before December 24, 2003, to be considered valid.

Class-action Status Sought Against Old South Restaurant in Salmonella Outbreak

Shell Will Pay $90 Million to Settle Class Action Lawsuit

Royal Dutch/Shell Group agreed to pay about $90 million to settle a lawsuit brought by its U.S. employees after the company overstated its oil and gas reserves by 41 percent. The accord brings to about $240 million costs related to the overstatement, which led to lawsuits, criminal investigations and the ouster of Chief Executive Philip Watts. Insurance will cover $25 million of the settlement, Shell said in a statement July 12, 2005.