Quantify your elder abuse claim using the v2.1 Forensic Auditor. Injected with 2026 CMS quality metrics, staffing ratio deltas, and multi-million dollar verdict data.
Beyond basic neglect. We factor in bedsore staging (I-IV), sepsis infection markers, and malnutrition BMI deltas.
Facilities with a 1-Star Medicare rating trigger automatic valuation multipliers due to systemic failure evidence.
Staffing ratio breaches and prior F-Tag violations provide essential leverage for punitive damage negotiations.
Actual 2026 payout ranges based on elder abuse litigation trends.
Stage 1-4 sores, infection, sepsis, exposed bone
Audit CaseHip fractures, head injuries, broken bones, internal bleeding
Audit CaseWeight loss, confusion, weakness, organ failure
Audit CaseAdverse reactions, overdose, sedation, organ damage
Audit Case"Data shows that nursing home claims led by specialist litigation firms yield 350% higher recoveries due to their ability to subpoena staffing logs, surveillance, and corporate financial data."
We move beyond medical bills. Our engine analyzes the three pillars of nursing home litigation to maximize case value.
Facilities with a 1-star Medicare rating are legally recognized as 'Special Focus Facilities' or substandard care providers. This history of non-compliance can act as a powerful multiplier (approx. 1.4x) during settlement negotiations because it demonstrates systemic neglect.
Stage IV bedsores often represent gross negligence and carry significant liability. Payouts in 2026 typically range from $500,000 to over $2,000,000, depending on complications like sepsis or permanent disfigurement.
Yes. Federal and state laws mandate minimum hours of direct care per resident. If we prove the facility was understaffed at the time of an injury (e.g., a fall), it transitions the case from 'unfortunate accident' to 'reckless negligence,' significantly increasing punitive damage potential.
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