"The people that came to us on a timely basis mostly had a close relationship with some of the employees, such that they were told inside information. The people that didn't have such an inside relationship came to us later," said plaintiffs lawyer Frank Rodriguez.
May 19, 2022 at 01:25 PM
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Following a landmark $53 million nursing home COVID-19 settlement with New Jersey, some late-filing claimants are encountering resistance from the state.
After the state agreed last December to a landmark settlement over 119 coronavirus cases in veterans’ homes in Paramus and Menlo Park, the families of an additional 69 residents who died of COVID-19 in the two facilities have filed claims notices.
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