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Vohra Wound Physicians of California Successfully Achieves Unanimous Defense Verdict in Elder Abuse Statute Case

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Vohra Wound Physicians of California Successfully Achieves Unanimous Defense Verdict in Elder Abuse Statute Case

GEORGE NOWOTNY QUOTED BY DAILY JOURNAL ON RECENT DEFENSE VERDICT IN HIGH EXPOSURE ELDER ABUSE AND NEGLECT CASE

Los Angeles, Calif (April 19, 2019) – Los Angeles Partner George Nowotny has been quoted by the Daily Journal for their article “Contract Doctors are Not Liable as Custodians or Caretakers, Jury Finds” which covers a recent unanimous defense verdict secured by Mr. Nowotny and Sacramento Partner Kim M. Wells in a multi-million dollar elder neglect and physical abuse case heard in Sacramento County Superior Court.

The verdict garnered attention from the legal publication for its importance to the California medical community at large. As Mr. Nowotny stated for the article, the lawsuit “is a classic example of overreaching applications of the elder abuse act against all claims of both long-term care providers and those that provide short-term care to elders at nursing centers.”

Read the full Daily Journal article here (subscription required). Read our news item about the verdict here.

Author: Janet S. Mackenzie, MD, ABPS, CWSP, AAGP

Janet S Mackenzie MD, ABPS, CWSP, AAGP is the Chief Medical Officer at Vohra Wound Physicians. She has been with the company since 2013 and has almost 30 years of wound care experience as both a plastic surgeon and a wound care specialist. After obtaining a Master’s degree in Education, she obtained her Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine. She trained in general surgery at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and plastic surgery at McGill University. She is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, the American Board of Wound Management, and the American Board of General Medicine, and is a Certified Wound Specialist Physician (CWSP).

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