A 67-year-old nursing-home resident on Coumadin suffers a fall. No timely CT. A slow intracranial bleed. Sparse records (“s/p fall”). Defense says “coincidence.” Using PHL §2801-d, a disciplined verdict sheet, and visible causation, Elliott Sinel secures a $10M Bronx verdict. This is a masterclass on burden-shifting statutes, voir dire in elder-care cases, and the power of starting with their nurse.

What you’ll learn

• Deploy PHL §2801-d and plead death as an injury
• Sequence witnesses to lock in departures through the defense nurse
• Translate complex medicine into visuals jurors trust
• Map witnesses to verdict-sheet questions—then close by walking them
• Humanize damages when medical proof is thin

Guest
Elliott Sinel — Plaintiff’s Trial Attorney (Nursing-Home/Healthcare Negligence)
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliot-sinel-14561b303/
Website: https://www.nycbedsorelawyer.com/

Host
Gennady Voldz– Plaintiff’s Trial Attorney
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gennady-voldz-esq-74414943/  
Voldz Law: https://voldzlaw.com/

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