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Attorney Elisha Fridley explains that nursing home abuse cases often involve both the injured resident and their loved ones. If the resident is still alive, the case is brought by a power of attorney or next friend. In cases of wrongful death, claims can be made by the estate for the resident’s suffering and by the wrongful death beneficiaries. Learn more about how Jenner Law advocates for families affected by nursing home abuse.

Do nursing home cases involve both the residents and their family members? Attorney Elisha Hawk from Jenner Law explains that nursing home abuse cases often involve both the injured resident and their loved ones. If the resident is ...

In mass-injury litigation, bellwether trials shape how the entire docket resolves. My new article in TRIAL magazine, "Building Better Bellwethers Using AI," looks at how plaintiff trial teams can use AI to vet cases at intake, analyze dockets at scale, align claims with the science, and flag confounders—without giving up the human judgment that ultimately drives strategy. Out now in the June 2026 issue. (Article available in Comment, below).

Elisha Fridley explains that nursing home abuse cases often involve both the injured resident and their loved ones. If the resident is still alive, the case is brought by a power of attorney or next friend. In cases of wrongful death, claims can be made by the estate for the resident’s suffering and by the wrongful death beneficiaries. Learn more about how Jenner Law advocates for families affected by nursing home abuse.

Do nursing home cases involve both the residents and their family members? Attorney Elisha Hawk from Jenner Law explains that nursing home abuse cases often involve both the injured resident and their loved ones. If the resident is ...