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Nursing Home News Sunday February 05, 2012



WHO SHOULD PAY THE 200 MILLION FOR NURSING HOME DEATH IT39S COMPLICATED
Sunday February 05, 2012

WHO SHOULD PAY THE 200 MILLION FOR NURSING HOME DEATH IT39S COMPLICATED

By Stephen Nohlgren, Times Staff Writer Saturday, February 4, 2012 Elvira Nunziata fell down a stairwell and died at a Pinellas Park nursing home. A $200 million verdict is proving difficult to collect. ST. PETERSBURG — Holding nursing homes accountable for shoddy care is tougher these days. As with other big industries, complex corporate networks insulate owners from legal claims. Money is ...

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