An agreement between a Schuylkill County nursing home and one of its residents does not mean a negligence claim against the facility must be submitted to an arbitration process, the Superior Court has ruled.
November 01, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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An agreement between a Schuylkill County nursing home and one of its residents does not mean a negligence claim against the facility must be submitted to an arbitration process, the Superior Court has ruled.
In the tort lawsuit, the plaintiffs alleged that negligence in transporting the resident caused her death.
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