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Burns, Cunningham & Mackey, P.C., Attorneys at Law
50 St. Emanuel St.
Mobile, AL 36602
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P.O. Box 1583
Mobile, AL 36633
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Whistle-Blower Nurse Acquitted
/by Pete MackeyA nurse in Andrews, Texas, Anne Mitchell, was acquitted last Thursday by a state court jury on felony charges. In the indictment, the State alleged that she had committed the felony of “misuse of official information” by submitting private patient file numbers to the State Medical Board. She claimed that she was trying to let […]
Nursing Homes Are for Caring – Not Profits Without Treatment
/by Billy CunninghamWhere money is taken away from resident care to increase profits, nursing home neglect or abuse occurs and injuries and deaths occur. In more and more, nursing home cases we are seeing related companies often owned by the same owners as of the nursing home, providing either pharmaceutical products, therapy services, management services, consulting services, […]
Bad News From Your Doctor?
/by Pete MackeyPeople who receive the word from their doctor that they have what might be a terminal disease often report that event as a paralyzing experience. The easiest thing to do is put your head in the sand – maybe it’s a bad dream that will go away. But it won’t. At a time like this, […]
Nursing Home Incident Reports
/by Billy CunninghamIf your loved one has been injured in a nursing home and there does not seem to be a reasonable explanation from the nursing home, go to the administrator and request the incident report. Most nursing home policies require that the staff member treating the resident at the time of the incident prepare a statement […]
STD Epidemic
/by Pete BurnsForty years ago there were only two common sexually transmitted diseases among Americans. Today there are 25. Here are six that public health officials are most worried about. AIDS, Chlamydia, Genital herpes/HSV, Genital herpes/HSV, Gonorrhea, Syphilis. The problem is especially bad among teens where the rate of infection is approaching epidemic proportions. We can argue […]