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Claybon v. SSC Westchester Operating Company LLC
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1:20-cv-04507
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April 14, 2022
Ill. Nursing Home Will Settle COVID-19 Death Suit
An Illinois nursing home accused of causing a COVID-19 outbreak that resulted in the deaths of several residents has agreed to settle one of two consolidated cases for an undisclosed amount, according to court papers.
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March 22, 2022
Ill. Nursing Home Loses Early Win Bid In COVID Death Suit
An Illinois federal judge ruled Tuesday that a nursing home accused of causing a COVID-19 outbreak that resulted in the deaths of several residents can't escape twin suits because it remains to be seen whether a gubernatorial executive order provides legal immunity for the home.
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April 01, 2021
Ill. Nursing Home Must Face COVID Outbreak Negligence Suit
An Illinois federal judge told a nursing home Thursday that it must face negligence and willful misconduct claims brought by the family of a woman who was one of at least 12 residents who died during a COVID-19 outbreak, ruling that the pleadings are strong enough to avoid dismissal at this stage.
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January 19, 2021
Nursing Home Sued Over Virus Blasted For 'Circular' Logic
Plaintiffs suing an Illinois nursing home over a coronavirus outbreak that killed at least 12 residents said Monday that the home is making a "circular" argument by trying to dismiss a trio of suits under both a gubernatorial order shielding health care providers from COVID-19 suits and a state law governing nursing home care.