Ullman Bursa Law

Ullman Bursa Law — Criminal Defense in Tampa

Tampa criminal defense attorney — On April 28, 2020, the resident was served her lunch by her usual CNA, who had developed a relationship with her resident for the past 2 years, and had served her both breakfast and lunch, almost every weekday during that time period.

Plaintiff’s claim, argued to the jury, was that, after 5 years of caring for a resident who admitted with advanced Alzheimer’s dementia, a swallowing disorder and on mechanical soft diet, incontinent of bowel and bladder, and with both verbally and physically behaviors, that the aide who had been assigned for 2 years, and who provided the resident with set up for both breakfast and lunch 5 days per week for 2 years, on April 28, 2020, left her unsupervised and unsafe, and gave her the wrong food, causing her to choke, aspirate, and ultimately die.

However, Plaintiff learned early in the case that the CNA who cared for The resident for 2 years, posted herself in this resident’s doorway during COVID to keep her company during lunch, and was present during the lunch meal on April 28, 2020.

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However, Plaintiff learned early in the case that the CNA who cared for The resident for 2 years, posted herself in this resident’s doorway during COVID to keep her company during lunch, and was present during the lunch meal on April 28, 2020.