"I've been suing them for 20 years," said one plaintiffs attorney.
September 21, 2017 at 04:00 PM
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Those in charge of the Hollywood nursing home where several residents died after Hurricane Irma struck have been served with plenty of lawsuits over the years.
“I’ve been suing them for 20 years,” said Bill Dean, an Aventura nursing home plaintiffs lawyer. “There hasn’t been improvement. There’s been constant decline.”
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