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This show examines topics related to the law of nursing home abuse and neglect in the United States. It is hosted by lawyers Rob Schenk and Will Smith of Schenk Smith LLC, a personal injury law firm based in Atlanta, Georgia
Rob Schenk hosts Justice for Residents Podcast, a education show with 100 episodes published.
Did your loved one sign away their right to a jury trial without knowing it? Arbitration agreements can make it harder for families to seek justice after nursing home neglect or abuse. Sometimes, winning the case starts
What happens when the documents tell a different story than the witness? Rule 30(b)(6) depositions allow attorneys to question nursing home representatives about records, policies, and corporate knowledge. These depositi
How do you get an expert witness to admit the standard of care? The answer often determines whether a nursing home negligence case succeeds or fails. Asking the right questions can uncover critical opinions and strengthe
Should you save cross examination for trial, or use it during a deposition? The right questions can expose weaknesses, lock in testimony, and change the course of a case. Knowing when and how to challenge a witness is a
Could a nursing home resident suffer a stroke while staff fail to recognize the warning signs? Delayed recognition and treatment can lead to permanent disability or death. Knowing when a missed stroke crosses the line in
Can structured care management actually reduce falls in assisted living? Prevention programs work, but only when properly designed and followed. Data shows meaningful results when facilities commit to change. In this wee
Could too many medications be causing your loved one to fall? Polypharmacy is a major risk factor in nursing homes and often goes unchecked. In this week's episode, nursing home abuse lawyer Rob Schenk welcomes guest Jay
What are the risks and responsibilities when using a PICC line in a nursing home? Improper management can lead to infection, complications, or worse. In this week's episode, nursing home abuse lawyer Rob Schenk welcomes
In this special 300th episode, nursing home abuse attorney Rob Schenk sits down with Will Smith for a unique and thought-provoking conversation. Together, they reflect on the biggest lessons learned, the impact of storyt
What happens when a nursing home resident wanders away unnoticed? Elopement can lead to serious injury or death and often points to staffing and supervision failures. These cases raise major safety and legal issues. In t
Is anyone really coordinating care in nursing homes? Interdisciplinary teams are meant to improve outcomes, but they often fall short. Poor teamwork can lead to missed care and preventable injuries. In this week's episod
What does a normal day really look like inside a nursing home? From meals to medications to staffing gaps, daily routines reveal a lot about quality of care. Small failures can add up to serious harm. In this week's epis
How do you know a resident with dementia is in pain if they can't speak? Too often, pain goes untreated because staff miss the signs. Proper assessment tools can change that. In this week's episode, nursing home abuse la
Can the wrong mattress cause a pressure injury? Support surfaces play a major role in preventing painful and dangerous wounds. When nursing homes cut corners, residents suffer. In this week's episode, nursing home abuse
Are falls in assisted living really unavoidable? Many falls are caused by poor assessments, unsafe environments, and missed warning signs. With the right steps, most falls can be prevented. In this week's episode, nursin
Why do some wounds never seem to heal in nursing homes? Certain medical conditions can slow healing and increase the risk of infection if not properly managed. Nursing homes must account for these risks in care planning.
Does being mobile in bed mean a resident doesn't need regular turning? Not exactly. Confusion around mobility and repositioning can lead to dangerous pressure injuries. In this week's episode, nursing home abuse lawyer R
Is malnutrition quietly harming nursing home residents every day? Poor nutrition can slow healing, weaken immunity, and increase the risk of death. Many of these outcomes are preventable with proper screening and care. I
How do you know if a resident with dementia is in pain? For many nursing home patients, cognitive issues make it hard to speak up—and their pain often goes untreated. Missed signs can lead to unnecessary suffering. In th
What did Winter Storm Uri reveal about nursing home preparedness? The deadly storm exposed serious gaps in emergency planning and care continuity. For many residents, it became a matter of life or death. In this week's e
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