Sorry for your loss. You should contact attorneys who specialize in nursing home personal injury litigation.

Your persistence is to be admired. However, it certainly appears that you do not have a case that can be legally sustained. Good luck.

Very harrowing and upsetting, indeed! Best to speak directly with qualified counsel. Good luck (and glad it wasn't worse).

Yes, dehydration may be a form of nursing home neglect and abuse..........................................................

A "good" lawyer would advise you to speak with other "good" lawyers, and not the insurance company whose job it is to minimize your situation.

Based upon your question, it does not seem appropriate. There may be other facts that are not known.

You have that right. However, based upon these limited facts no qualified attorney should/would handle this matter. No harm, no foul. Move forward.

Seek out appropriate medical attention. While you have the right to sue, whether you should may be another matter. Speak with qualified counsel....

There may be quite a bit that can be done on behalf of your son. Begin by contacting qualified counsel asap. Filing requirements, particularly if...

Sorry, but not at all clear what your attorney did wrong. That said, you do have the right to change lawyers. You should try to resolve the issue...