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Trains have a vital role in the economic health of this country because they are capable of transporting goods over long distances at a reasonable cost.

According to the Texas Department of Transportation a train is involved in an accident with a passenger vehicle or pedestrian every two hours somewhere in the United States. Accidents involving trains are often serious because a train weighs on average, four thousand times more than a passenger vehicle, and can take more than a mile to come to a stop. More than half of all train accidents occur at unprotected railroad crossings. The Federal government reports that 80% of all railroad crossings have inadequate or non-existent warning devices.

Dealing with the aftermath of a train accident involves numerous state and federal laws and the knowledge and experience of the train accident attorneys at The Cochran Firm will involve immediate and compassionate attention to your case. The physical and emotional damage to an individual involved in an accident with a train are shocking, and often involve traumatic brain injuries, amputation of limbs, severe burns and massive soft tissue trauma.

If you live in the Dallas, Texas area and you or someone you love was injured or killed in an accident with a train, please contact the experienced train accident attorneys at The Cochran Firm today to hold those legally responsible accountable for your losses.

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If you have been injured by a defective drug The Cochran Firm can help you get the financial compensation you deserve. Our team of experienced defective drug attorneys can help you navigate the complex world of defective drug litigation.

Each year thousands of consumers suffer severe and even fatal side-effects related to defective drugs they believed were safe. These drugs were approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and they were prescribed by doctors they knew and trusted. However, many drugs are inadequately tested or have insufficient warnings posted leaving physicians and their patients ignorant of the true possible side-effects.

A drug company can be held legally accountable for injuries suffered because of the use of their product. The defective drug lawyers at The Cochran Firm have the experience and resources to handle the complex litigation regarding injuries and deaths involving defective drugs. Our lawyers will make certain our resources, knowledge and experience work hard for you and hold those legally liable accountable for their actions.

If you live in the Dallas, Texas area and you or someone you care about was injured by the use of a defective drug, please contact The Cochran Firm today to learn what you can do to protect your legal rights and the rights of those you love and make informed and confident decisions with our guidance and expertise supporting you.

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Surgical medical malpractice refers to the failure of a surgeon or a member of the surgical team to provide adequate care and treatment which results in injury or death.

No one is immune to falling prey to surgical mistakes as was revealed by the death of a prominent political figure that recently died due to complications after a surgical error was committed during a routine gallbladder surgery. Surgical errors can occur when the wrong surgery is performed, surgery is performed on the wrong part of the body, medical instruments are left inside the patient or an injury is inflicted during the surgical procedure and goes undetected or unreported.

When a surgical error causes serious injury and wrongful death, those responsible must be held legally liable. The Cochran Firm has experienced, highly skilled medical malpractice attorneys with expertise in the field of surgical errors that can ensure you receive the proper legal representation necessary to hold those responsible accountable for their actions.

If you live in the Dallas, Texas area and you have been the victim of a surgical error or lost a loved one due to the actions of a negligent surgeon, please contact The Cochran Firm today to learn how our experienced medical malpractice attorneys can assist you and achieve the justice and financial compensation to which you are entitled.

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Wrongful death is a legal term that is used to describe a death that has occurred due to the negligence or intentional actions of an individual and, in addition, the wrongful death entitles the deceased's survivors and beneficiaries financial compensation for their loss.

No one is ever prepared for the sudden death of a loved one and nothing can come close to replacing that loss. When the loss is compounded by the knowledge that the death was caused by negligence, or wrongful or intentional actions of another, family members have the legal right to seek just financial compensation and should not hesitate to do so.

The circumstances of the tragic death may vary and can be the result of a car or truck accident, a workplace injury, medical malpractice or the use of a defective or dangerous product. Pursuing a wrongful death claim through the justice system is a complicated process, but the assurance that negligent behavior or intentional acts will be punished is well worth the effort.

The Cochran Firm can guide you through this emotional, stressful time with their knowledge and expertise in the field of wrongful death law. Financial compensation may include payment for medical, funeral and burial expenses, loss of financial support for the survivors, the loss of future earning potential of the deceased, and payment for the pain and suffering caused by the loss of a loved one.

If you live in the Dallas, Texas area, please contact The Cochran Firm if you are suffering the loss of a loved one due to someone else’s actions to learn what you can do to protect your legal rights and obtain the financial compensation to which you are entitled.

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Last week, an Oregon jury ordered I-Flow Corp to pay a man $4.75 million for the postarthroscopic glenohumeral chondrolysis (PAGCL) that destroyed cartilage in his shoulder after he used the company's pain pump. The jury found that the company, now a subsidiary of Dallas, Texas-based Kimberly-Clark, encouraged surgeons to use the pump in an unapproved manner that it had reason to believe was unsafe.

According to the verdict, the company encouraged surgeons to use the pump for delivering pain medications directly to the joint space, even though it had never been approved for that use. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a statement in November stressing that neither the pump nor the medications it infused had been approved for long-term delivery directly into the joint. The FDA's statement came after a thorough review of dozens of cases of PAGCL, 97% of which affected the shoulders.

This verdict represents the first successful defective product verdict against pain pump manufacturers, who face hundreds of lawsuits across the country. Last year, attempts to consolidate the lawsuits were rejected because so many different pain pumps have been targeted by plaintiffs. In addition to I-Flow, numerous pain pump manufacturers have been implicated in lawsuits.

If you had arthroscopic surgery and received a pain pump, you should be aware of the signs of PAGCL, including:

• Pain in the joint
  
• Stiffness in the joint
  
• Clicking or grinding with motion
  
• Decreased range of motion
  
• Strength loss
  

If you experience any of these symptoms, report them to your doctor. The only way to know whether you are experiencing PAGCL, though, is with diagnostic x-rays of the affected joint.

If you have had increased or ongoing joint problems after arthroscopic surgery, you may be one of hundreds of people suffering from PAGCL as a result of inappropriate use of a pain pump. The product liability lawyers at the Dallas, Texas office of The Cochran Firm can help you receive compensation for your injuries. Please call or email us today for a free initial consultation.

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Accidents in work zones have killed at least 4700 Americans in the last five years--over two and a half per day--and the number may be much higher. Many accidents related to the hazards of construction zones are attributed to driver error, such as distraction, rather than the dangers created by a construction zone. For example, several people who have been killed when their vehicle went off a roadway drop-off have been held responsible for their own deaths. A truck driver was blamed for a fatal truck accident caused at least partly by a lack of warning about construction ahead, making him unaware that there may be stopped traffic ahead.

Unfortunately, the truth is that many people are killed in preventable work zone accidents. Consider the case of a 1998 repaving operation in Texas, on I-35, near Dallas. During this paving operation, less than three months, over a stretch of roadway barely five miles long, six people were killed in nine accidents related to a steep pavement edge. It was only through lawsuits that the truth of the situation came out. An employee of the contractor voiced concerns about the drop-off before accidents began, and though his concerns could have saved six lives, he was ignored. Although workers for the Texas Department of Transportation and the contractor in charge of the repaving were both aware the drop-off created a dangerous and defective roadway, they bickered over the cost of correcting the drop-off rather than actually fixing it while the fatal accidents continued.

Actual safety regulations about how roadway operations should be conducted are sparse. For many contractors, a major influence on making work zones safe is a fear of lawsuits. If you have been injured or lost a loved one in a construction zone accident, your lawsuit can do more than just help you pay bills--it can help protect other families from experiencing similar pain by encouraging safer practice among roadwork contractors.

To keep lawsuits a credible threat that can encourage contractors to maintain safety in work zones, work with an experienced firm with a track record of success. The accident lawyers at the Dallas, Texas office of The Cochran Firm are prepared to take on any opponent, no matter how large, to fight for your case. Please contact us today for a free case review.

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Texting while driving can lead to a fatal distraction. Millions of Americans are hooked on texting and using their cell phones at the expense of others on the roadways. "Intextication" like drunk driving, causes slower driver reaction times, weaving in and out of lanes and the general risky driving behaviors often associated with intoxicated drivers.

According to a recent Virginia Tech Transportation Institute study the risk of an automobile accident is 23 times greater while a driver is texting. Texting causes a driver to divert their eyes from the road for at least five-second intervals, the length of a football field when traveling at highway speeds.

Text-messaging is increasing dramatically with more than 135 billion text messages sent in the period of one month in 2009, a 19-fold increase over four years earlier according to a wireless industry group that supports bans on texting while driving.

Public outrage and common sense are having an effect on lawmakers in many states, causing bans on texting and phoning while driving to be implemented so the laws in reference to texting while driving are changing daily. An experienced automobile accident attorney familiar with Texas texting laws like those at The Cochran Firm are a valuable asset to you if you were involved in an accident with a texting driver.

If you live in the Dallas, Texas area and you were in an automobile accident with a texting driver, please contact The Cochran Firm today to protect your legal rights and get the financial compensation you deserve.

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Nursing home abuse and neglect is often called "the hidden crime" because it is sometimes difficult to recognize, it is concealed or covered-up by nursing home staff and the victims of the abuse and neglect are often incapable or too intimidated to reveal the abuse to their family or friends.

Over 85% of instances of nursing home abuse and neglect go unrecognized or unreported. Deaths in nursing homes are rarely investigated or prosecuted by law enforcement. The abuse and neglect of the elderly in nursing homes can take many forms such as physical, emotional and verbal abuse, the misuse of restraints, both physical and chemical, neglect in the form of failing to provide basic needs of food, water and personal hygiene care, medical neglect and financial exploitation.

While the signs of physical abuse in a nursing home are relatively easy to recognize such as open sores, bruises, malnutrition and dehydration, instances of emotional and verbal abuse and medical neglect are more difficult to recognize.

Residents of nursing homes are guaranteed certain rights under the law and nursing homes have a legal obligation to provide a decent standard of care to the residents entrusted to their care.

If you suspect someone you care about in Dallas, Texas or the surrounding area is suffering abuse and neglect in a nursing home, please contact the experienced nursing home abuse and neglect attorneys at The Cochran Firm today.

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Kidney disease is a killer, the ninth leading cause of death in the United States. The cost to the Medicare program alone for the treatment of End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) is over fourteen billion dollars annually. Hundreds of thousands of Americans undergo kidney dialysis treatment every year.

The treatment for kidney failure has inherent risks and unfortunately, people are injured and die every day in this country because of medical errors committed during their kidney dialysis treatment.

Medical malpractice in the form of kidney dialysis errors may include, but not be limited to, errors in medication, patient falls at the kidney dialysis treatment center, vascular access injuries, excess blood loss, dialysis machine leaks, the failure to clear dialysis machines of cleaning solutions adequately, and failure to monitor blood pressure levels.

If you or a loved one is undergoing kidney dialysis treatment and did not receive appropriate care and treatment and sustained a serious injury or died due to improper care and treatment, you should consult an experienced medical malpractice attorney at The Cochran Firm familiar with kidney dialysis errors.

By contacting the Dallas, Texas office of The Cochran Firm today you can schedule a no cost to you confidential consultation with an expert in the field of kidney dialysis errors and learn how to protect your legal rights and get the financial compensation you are entitled to.

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Thousands of homes in this country were constructed during the past few years using defective, toxic dry wall imported from China. The use of this defective drywall has led to serious illnesses and damage to those homes. The majority of the defective drywall was used between the years of 2004 and 2006, but there are reports of this drywall still being available for sale, waiting to be used by an unsuspecting public.

The defective Chinese drywall emits corrosive gases that have a foul odor, and can damage electrical systems, and the copper and other metals used throughout the home including the heating and cooling systems. The foul odor the drywall emits is reminiscent of rotten eggs and exposure to the drywall is said to be responsible for respiratory problems, nose bleeds, headaches and eye irritation.

Over one hundred thousand homes in the United States are suspected of having defective Chinese drywall installed. Over five hundred million pounds of defective Chinese drywall made it to this country in a three year period.

If you suspect Chinese drywall is the reason for your health problems or you have experienced the damage and destruction of your electrical and heating and cooling systems in your new home for an unknown reason until now, please contact the Dallas, Texas office of The Cochran Firm today to learn more about this looming catastrophe.

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Slip and fall accidents are the most common type of premises liability cases that rest on the question of the property owner's responsibility to maintain their property so it does not present a danger to others.

Injuries sustained in a fire or other types of injuries resulting from dangerous, hazardous or defective conditions on someone's property also fall into this category known as premises liability. Accidents classified under premises liability law can occur on residential, commercial or public property as all owners have a level of responsibility to make certain their property is safe.

A premises liability claim must prove either that the property owner created the hazard that caused the accident or knew or should have known the hazard existed and did nothing to correct it.

The injured party in a premises liability accident may have injuries ranging from bruising and abrasions to broken bones or a traumatic brain injury that can cause life-long disability or even death. Proper legal representation in these cases is essential to you receiving compensation for current and future medical expenses, rehabilitation expenses, income losses and pain and suffering.

Residents of Dallas, Texas and the surrounding area who have been injured as a result of premises liability should contact an experienced premises liability attorney at the Dallas, Texas office of The Cochran Firm to schedule a confidential consultation at no cost, to protect their legal rights and obtain the compensation they deserve.

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The leading causes of traumatic brain injuries are car accidents, falls, sports-related injuries and criminal assaults. Children and senior citizens are the highest risk groups for falls, and young men are the highest risk group for car and motorcycle accident and sports-related traumatic brain injuries. Traumatic brain injuries are responsible for many Americans suffering permanent disability and death each year.

A traumatic brain injury is caused by a sudden violent blow to the head. The section of the brain affected usually determines the severity of the injury suffered. Traumatic brain injuries can be considered mild, which is commonly known as a concussion or severe, which can cause death.

A mild traumatic brain injury can cause a brief period of unconsciousness, a headache, slight temporary confusion and dizziness. A severe traumatic brain injury causes a persistent headache, nausea and vomiting, seizures, profound confusion, weakness in the extremities and the inability to awaken. A severe traumatic brain injury, if the victim survives, usually requires a long period of hospitalization extended rehabilitation and occupational therapy. A victim of a traumatic brain injury will require physical, psychological and financial help for months and years after they have been injured.

If you are a resident of Dallas, Texas or the surrounding area and you or someone you love has suffered a traumatic brain injury, please contact an experienced traumatic brain injury lawyer at The Cochran Firm's Dallas, Texas office today to learn about your legal rights by scheduling a confidential consultation at no cost to you.

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Many truck accidents are due to driver error. Some of the most common behaviors exhibited by truck drivers are speeding, aggressive or reckless driving, pushing to meet deadlines, and driving while fatigued. Add poor truck maintenance, road hazards and tire and equipment failures to the mix and you will understand why truck accidents almost always involve serious injuries and deaths.

Truck accidents commonly cause spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, the loss of limbs, severe burns, paralysis and death. In a startling statistic it is revealed that over 94% of the occupants of a vehicle involved in an accident with a truck are either injured or killed.

Being involved in an accident with a truck really means you have been in an accident with a large corporation with an even larger staff of lawyers seeking to blame you for the accident. You need an experienced truck accident lawyer on your side from the beginning to level the playing field. You should be fully compensated for medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost income and future lost earning potential. Your family should be compensated in the event of your death as a result of the accident.

If you live in Dallas, Texas or the surrounding area and you or someone you care about was injured or killed in a truck accident, please contact the Dallas, Texas office of The Cochran Firm today to schedule a confidential consultation at no cost to you with an experienced truck accident attorney to protect your legal rights.

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A sports utility vehicle rollover accident occurs when the SUV turns over on its side or roof. This usually happens if the vehicle is traveling at a high rate of speed and turns sharply. Vehicles with a high center of gravity, such as an SUV are more prone to this occurring. Rollover accidents are of great concern to the driving public due to the popularity of sports utility vehicles.

Rollover accidents are responsible for 33% of fatalities caused by motor vehicle crashes. Over 10,000 people lose their lives each year in rollover accidents. Many of these fatalities are caused by vehicle roofs that collapse in the rollover. Occupants injured in these roof collapses suffer major injuries to the spinal cord, often resulting in paralysis and death.

If you are involved in a rollover accident, you may need extensive medical treatment, rehabilitation and other expensive medical care. You may have incurred lost income at the present time and your future earning potential may be at risk. The vehicle manufacturer may be held responsible for your losses.

If you are a resident of the Dallas, Texas area and have been injured in an SUV rollover accident, please contact the Dallas, Texas office of The Cochran Firm today to schedule a confidential consultation at no cost to you.

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More than ten thousand Americans suffer a spinal cord injury every year. A spinal cord injury can have catastrophic consequences. Over two hundred thousand people in this country live their lives every day with the lasting effects of a spinal cord injury. The financial costs of continuing care for these people can total hundreds of thousands of dollars annually. The emotional and mental costs are immeasurable.

A spinal cord injury at the level of the neck can cause paralysis and make it impossible to breathe without the assistance of a respirator. An injury to the spinal cord on a lower level may affect only the lower half of the body. In either case, a spinal cord injury is a life changing event.

To date, there is no way to reverse the affects of a spinal cord injury, but recent advances have improved the recovery and rehabilitation time involved with this devastating injury. Researchers are discovering new treatments that promote nerve cell regeneration or can improve the function of the remaining nerves after a spinal cord injury.

If you live in Dallas, Texas or the surrounding area, and you or someone you care about has suffered a spinal cord injury through no fault of your own, please contact an experienced spinal cord injury attorney at The Cochran Firm Dallas office today to schedule a confidential consultation at no cost to you. You may be entitled to compensation for your losses.

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Mary and John Reutter had slowed down because of traffic on Interstate 35W in Burleson, Texas but didn't see what had not slowed down behind them. A tractor-trailer slammed into them, sending their 2002 Ford Mustang into the vehicle in front of them.

The Reutters suffered major injuries - and are still recovering two years after the June 16, 2006, crash - but they settled with the truck's owner, United Petroleum Transports, recently for $5.5 million.

The wreck left Mary Reutter's left arm paralyzed and cost about $500,000 in medical expenses, an attorney for the couple said. The Reutters moved to Michigan and have been trying to put the pieces of their lives back together. In addition to Mary Reutter's incapacitated left arm, she only has 40 percent mobility in her right arm, making it nearly impossible to take care of herself.

If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a truck accident anywhere in the United States, please contact The Cochran Firm, with offices nationwide, today to schedule your initial consultation.

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Four law professors, three of them from the University of Texas law school and one from the University of Illinois, released a study citing evidence that caps on non-economic damages medical malpractice cases are discriminatory in the state of Texas. Because of the caps, cases won by the plaintiff saw their damages reduced 47% of the time. It was found that the cases that had most of the damages reduced involved the unemployed, the elderly, and the deceased. It is believed this is so due to the groups do not have lost wages to “prop up” their claims.

If a jury found that there was enough evidence to show a medical professional acted in a negligent way, and the jury has determined what that plaintiff deserves in compensation, then one would think that all the money would get to them. However, 30 states have caps on medical malpractice claims, so it isn’t just Texas. But the study found that when there is a death involved in a Texas medical malpractice case, the elderly, unemployed, and the surviving children have their compensation limited to non-economic damages.

Fully compensating injured parties, especially those who have no other recourse, like the elderly, but especially the children, should be an important step and a concern of each and every state. If, as has been suggested in the study, and elsewhere, caps are keeping some attorneys from accepting medical malpractice cases from these groups, it can be argued that justice has not been served.

That being said, if you feel you have a medical malpractice case, please contact the experienced medical malpractice attorneys at the Cochran Firm. We serve clients across the country, and will gladly answer any questions you have concerning your claim.

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In 2007, Cardinal Health 303, Inc., a California infusion pump manufacturer, signed a Food and Drug Administration decree to cease manufacturing one line of defective medical devices–specifically, one if its infusion pump lines–until it came into compliance with current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) and Quality System (QS) regulations. Infusion pumps are medical devices used to deliver intravenous medications and fluids to patients.

The company was in the process of making corrections when QS deviations in another line of their infusion pumps were found. These deviations included, among others, a failure to notify the FDA, timely, of a malfunction that could cause or contribute to a death or serious injury if it recurred, and failure to develop a system to investigate complaints of malfunctions or failures. The FDA then sought amendments to the original decree to include all of the company’s infusion pump lines.

In a February 2009 news release Cardinal Health signed an amended decree to correct the violations of cGMP in the production of all of their infusion pumps. The amended decree adds requirements for the company to submit a corrective action plan for bringing all pumps being used in the United States into compliance with the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act. They are also to retain an independent expert consultant who will inspect all of their infusion pump facilities and their recall procedures. The consultant will certify to the FDA that all required corrections have been made.

Once this level of compliance has been reached, Cardinal Health 303 is to hire an independent auditor to make annual inspections of all of its infusion pump facilities and report to the FDA its findings for four years. If future violations are found, the FDA is authorized to order Cardinal Health to cease manufacturing and distributing it products, and to recall all products, impose stiff fines and take other actions.

Additional Reporting Requirements

The 1990 Safe Medical Devices Act (SMDA) required device-using facilities to report malfunctioning equipment and failures that could cause or contribute to a death or serious injury if it recurred, to either the manufacturer or the FDA (or both) per circumstances specified in the SMDA. The SMDA also imposes a duty on the facility using the equipment (e.g., hospitals) to isolate and report defective equipment within a specified period of time.

This means that manufacturers will be notified by any facility that experiences a malfunction, and they, in turn are required to report the malfunction to the FDA. Under certain circumstances, the user is to report to the FDA in addition to the manufacturer. The manufacturer has no reason not to be aware of malfunctions or failures of their equipment.

The SMDA also holds the individual operator (e.g., nurses, doctors) personally responsible to report faulty equipment to a designated person within the facility, and imposes penalties of fines and imprisonment for failure of either the individual operator who discovered the malfunction or the facility’s designated contact to report the event.

If you have suffered from an injury or death of a loved one as a result of product defects, The Cochran Firm is prepared to do a full investigation to defend your product liability claim. Please contact the experienced product liability attorneys at The Cochran Firm in Dallas, Texas for a consultation and case review.

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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid released the ratings results of 14,694 nursing homes across the country, which revealed some worrisome results. The study evaluated both for-profit and non-profit nursing homes’ performance over a wide range of quality measures. These included staff to resident ratios, bed sores, restraints, indications of neglect or abuse, response to changes in residents’ mobility, infections, pain, health inspections–overall about 150 standard indicators of quality care. Slips and falls are one of the most serious of all nursing home injuries.

On a scale of 1-star being the lowest score, to 5-stars being the highest, non-profit nursing homes received a higher proportion of 5-star ratings than did for-profit homes, and for-profit homes received a higher proportion of 1-star ratings, 27% compared to 13% of non-profit homes.

Nearly one-fourth (23%) of all nursing homes in the US received a 1-star rating. Only six states can claim that 20% or more of their nursing homes received a 5-star rating. A total of 33 nursing homes across the country received the 5-star rating. The remaining states and Washington D.C. had fewer than 20% of their nursing homes rated as 5-star quality.

Texas was 44th with 28.6% of its nursing homes scoring 1-star, and 43rd with only 9.4% of its nursing homes scoring 5-star ratings. With the baby-boomers rapidly increasing the need for nursing home care, this is a dismal outlook for many who expect to have at least decent care should they need to live in a nursing home. These low results indicate a significant potential for neglect or abuse.

If your loved one has suffered neglect, abuse, any injury or death as a result of nursing home abuse or neglect, The Cochran Firm is prepared to do a full investigation and defend the rights of those most dependent on caretakers. Please contact the personal injury attorneys at The Cochran Firm in Dallas, Texas for a consultation and case review. With offices located throughout the United States, we have access to many resources and expert witnesses who can help defend your rights.

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We are happy to announce today that the Cochran Firm Website now has individual blog pages for each of our offices. As we add offices, we will add new blog postings.

Our offices include:

• Atlanta, Georgia


• Birmingham, Alabama


• Chicago, Illinois


• Dallas, Texas


• Detroit, Michigan


• Dothan, Alabama


• Houston, Texas


• Huntsville, Alabama


• Jackson, Mississippi


• Las Vegas, Nevada


• Los Angeles, California


• Memphis, Tennessee


• Metairie, Louisiana


• Miami, Florida


• Minneapolis, Minnesota


• Mobile, Alabama


• New Orleans, Louisiana


• New York City, New York


• Norfolk / Portsmouth, Virginia


• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania


• Raleigh / Durham, North Carolina


• Sacramento, California


• San Francisco/Oakland, California


• San Jose, California


• St. Louis, Missouri


• Tuskegee, Alabama


• Washington D.C.


• The Cochran Firm Latino Section

We plan to post blogs regularly that relate to each individual office. Please check back soon for more information.

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