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A recent decision from the Supreme Court of Georgia makes clear that a plaintiff who brings a wrongful death claim against a decedent’s nursing home is bound by the arbitration agreement entered...

New Hampshire’s Supreme Court has ruled against a group of nursing homes that claimed the state owes it $9 million in Medicaid surplus funds.

The Pennsylvania attorney general’s office filed an appeal last week of a state court’s decision to dismiss a lawsuit against 25 Golden LivingCenters.

By refusing to review an Illinois appellate court ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court has tacitly agreed that a state law nullifying nursing home arbitration agreements supersedes the Federal Arbitration Act,...

Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle (D) has signed a bill to reinstate medical malpractice caps after the state Supreme Court struck down previous caps as unconstitutional.

Older workers can sue their employers for age discrimination, even if the resulting harm is not deliberate, the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.

In absence of Supreme Court ruling, work toward compliance with OSHA rule, experts advise … $80.5 million grant meant to help providers address lingering pandemic effects … Immunocompromised are eligible...

A family member must have an explicit right to waive a long-term care resident’s right to a jury trial when signing an arbitration agreement, otherwise it cannot be enforced, the Kentucky Supreme...

Providence Health System in Yakima, WA has petitioned the Supreme Court to take its case, regarding “new provider” status under Medicare law for skilled nursing facilities.

Talevski v. Health and Hospital Corporation, et al., has potentially far-reaching implications and could significantly increase the number of claims against nursing homes and the cost of such claims.