Tucker Devoe
June 29, 2020 | New York Law Journal
Next for America's Nursing Homes: A Legal PandemicLaw professors warn their students that bad facts make bad law. Historically, courts have been skeptical that the government can hold a nursing home liable for fraud based on a theory that its services were so subpar as to be effectively worthless.
By William Harrington, Anne Railton and Tucker DeVoe
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