Thomas Pleasant helps people who are being victimized by insurance companies. If you are facing obstacles in getting your insurer to pay a legitimate claim or if your claim has already been denied, Thomas can help you. His areas of special expertise include insurance bad faith cases, long-term disability claims, and property damage and losses as well as personal injury and product liability cases, and situations in which people are being treated unfairly by their employers and as consumers. Thomas represents clients in the Southeast and Mid regions of North Carolina. If you need legal help, contact Thomas today for a free consultation. www.pleasantlaw.com

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Pleasant Law Blog (Insurance Claims, Medical Misakes, and Nursing Home Claims)

North Carolina Injury and Wrongful Death Attorney Thomas Waitt Pleasant's blog, facilitating commentary on North Carolina nursing home abuse, injury, neglect, and wrongful death; as well as medical malpractice, medical mistakes and medical negligence. Topics also include unfair and bad faith insurance claims practices.
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Nursing Home Abuse & Neglect

3/29/2010
Thomas Pleasant
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"Upcoding" in Nursing Homes - A Different Kind of Nursing Home "Abuse"

Nursing homes abuse the system in ways other than through injury and death to its residents. Nursing homes also sometimes abuse the system financially, taking advantage of the government for the nursing care they provide their nursing home residents.

11/17/2008
Thomas Pleasant
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Nursing Home Transparency Act: Some Hope For Nursing Home Injury/Death Victims and Their Attorneys

Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA), Ranking Republican on the Senat Finance Committee, and Senator Herb Kohl (D-WI), Chairman of the Senate Special Committee on Aging, introduced the Nursing Home Transparency and Improvement Act (S. 2641) on Valentines Day 2008. It is the first comprehensive nursing home reform bill since the Nursing Home Reform Act, OBRA '87. Read the statement of the National Citizens Coalition for Nursing Home Reform (NCCNHR) on this bill, as well as press releases from these lawmakers at the link in the title to this blog. As I have stated in other blog entries, this bill is important to nursing home abuse, neglect, injury, and death victims, their families, and their lawyers; whether in North Carolina or other states.

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