Client's Corner: Gathering Records for a Lawsuit
Gathering records is an important step in the litigation process. In Elder Abuse cases, there are several different records that need to be collected in order for an attorney to review a case in its entirety. The following is a list of records that need to be gathered when considering the merits of a lawsuit:
Medical Records: Records need to be gathered from the facility where the incident occurred (i.e. Skilled Nursing Facility, Residential Care Facility for the Elderly, Hospital). These records will allow the attorney to review (examine) the care and treatment that the facility provided to your loved one.
Death Certificate: If your loved one has passed away as a result of the insufficient care and treatment he or she was given in a facility, the attorney must retain a copy of the death certificate.
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