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We represent families whose loved ones are injured or killed by nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and group homes. www.nursinghomeinjurylawyers.com

10/30/2026

Happy Halloween from all of us at Eadie Law! 🎃

While the little ones are out collecting candy this weekend, here’s a sweet idea: stop by a local nursing home.

A costume parade down the hallway, a handful of treats, or just a friendly hello can brighten a resident’s whole day. Not every resident has their family nearby, and holidays can feel quiet when you’re living away from home. A short visit full of laughter and silly costumes is a simple way to remind them they’re still part of the neighborhood celebration.

And grown-ups, this one’s for you too. You don’t need a costume to make someone smile. :)

Call ahead to check visiting hours, then go spread a little joy. 🧡

10/27/2026

We're proud to welcome Attorney Jacob Wenner to Eadie Law: Nursing Home Injury Lawyers! Jacob earned his law degree from Cleveland State University College of Law in 2024, where he made the Dean's List and served as Publications Editor of the Journal of Law and Health. He is licensed to practice in Ohio and the District of Columbia.

Originally from Florida, Jacob moved to Cleveland for law school and quickly made Northeast Ohio his home. After four years in personal injury, first as a law clerk and then as a litigation attorney, he joins our team because he believes this work is about more than litigation: it's about standing up for people who may not be able to stand up for themselves. Welcome to the team, Jacob. We're honored to have you! 🧡

10/22/2026

A 73-year-old woman was shot and killed in her room at The Meadows at Osborn Park in Erie County. Her 75-year-old husband brought a concealed handgun into the facility during a visit, and authorities are investigating the case as an apparent murder-suicide, according to the Erie County Sheriff’s Office.

Staff heard gunshots and found the couple wounded. The wife died at the scene. The husband was taken to Firelands Regional Medical Center and later passed. No one else was injured. The facility said all other residents are safe, and the investigation is ongoing.

Federal rules require nursing homes to protect residents from abuse by anyone, including family members and other visitors. Most families never think about that part of a facility’s job until something like this happens.

Our thoughts are with the families, residents, and staff at The Meadows.

👉 Full Cleveland 19 story in comments.

10/19/2026

We're proud to welcome Attorney Margo Kaye Tennant to Eadie Law: Nursing Home Injury Lawyers! Margo is both a trial attorney and a registered nurse, with twenty years of experience handling medical negligence and wrongful death cases. She earned her law degree from Cleveland-Marshall College of Law and her nursing degree from the University of Akron.

Margo's career began at the bedside in critical care, and she later led risk management and patient safety at a regional hospital. That inside view of how healthcare facilities operate, and how they fail, gives her a unique ability to connect with families and hold facilities accountable. Born and raised in Lorain County, Margo is a lifelong Ohioan who is proud to serve families in her home state. Welcome to the team, Margo. We're honored to have you! 🧡

10/12/2026

Today is Indigenous Peoples' Day, and we're celebrating one of our own, Nursing Home Injury Lawyer Braun. Shayna is a proud tribal member of the Taos Pueblo and Navajo Nation. She dances fancy shawl at pow-wows and the hoop dance, showcased in this video. She has traveled to many parts of U.S and Canada and countries abroad showcasing her style of dance. The moccasins and beadwork she is wearing she made herself.

We're proud to honor Shayna's roots and to celebrate everything she gives to our team, her community, and the families we serve. We're grateful she is here.

We also honor Indigenous peoples and the elders who hold their communities together. For fifty years, the National Indian Council on Aging has advocated for American Indian and Alaska Native elders. Learn more in our latest newsletter. Link in comments.

🎵 Music: "Taos Pueblo Round Dance Song" by Richard Archuleta

10/08/2026

Police are searching for Frank Rowans, 71, who walked away from his care facility on Worley Avenue in Cleveland Tuesday night.

Frank is 6 feet 2 inches tall, about 150 pounds, with gray hair and brown eyes. He was last seen around 7:40 p.m. wearing a plaid shirt under a white trench coat, black jogging pants, and a fedora, according to Cleveland 19.

If you have seen Frank, please call 911 or Cleveland police at (216) 623-5262.

News link in the comments.

09/29/2026

Join our community partner Elderly Advocates for their annual fundraiser! 🎉

While we won't be able to attend in person this year, we encourage everyone to go out and support this wonderful cause. We hope everyone has a fantastic time!

07/28/2026

Early Friday morning, a fire broke out in the laundry room at Wright Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Fairborn. Firefighters moved between 25 and 30 residents to safety as a precaution, according to WHIO-TV. Thankfully, the facility's sprinklers, smoke detectors, and fire doors worked as intended, and no injuries have been reported. The cause remains under investigation.

Our thoughts are with the residents, families, and staff there this morning.

If you have a loved one in a nursing home or assisted living facility, especially in the Fairborn area, take a moment today to check in with them.

👉 Full story in comments.

07/27/2026

An incapacitated nursing home resident was physically assaulted by an aide at their Marion County, WV nursing home, requiring hospital care to treat their injuries. Thankfully, the assault was captured on the facility’s security cameras, and they are facing criminal charges.

Families place their trust in the facility to hire people that will care for their loved ones, not harm them. What basic hiring practices and safety questions should families ask about?

While this happened in W. Virginia, the same warning signs and questions apply to nursing homes here in Ohio.
• Ask what background screening and ongoing supervision staff go through
• Ask whether resident areas have camera coverage and who reviews it
• Watch for unexplained bruising, falls, or sudden changes in mood or behavior

👉 Full WDTV news story in comments.

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