Rehabilitation

$5 Million Verdict for Family of U.S. Veteran Reveals Disturbing Care at Local Rehabilitation Center

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A Nassau County jury has awarded $5 million to the family of Henry Serrapica, a 69-year-old U.S. Army veteran and former postal worker from Lynbrook, who developed severe health complications while at South Shore Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Freeport, according to court documents. Serrapica’s family claims his health deteriorated due to inadequate care, culminating in his death from severe sepsis. The lawsuit was initiated by Matthew Serrapica, the victim’s son, who argued that his father experienced “inhumane” treatment during his time at the facility. The case was brought against South Shore and Mount Sinai … Read more

Revolutionizing Rehabilitation: Attorney Eric Goodman Introduces Innovative Plan for Bankrupt Prison Healthcare Provider

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Eric Goodman, a bankruptcy attorney with a keen interest in reformative strategies, recently took on a pivotal role in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy case of Tehum Care Services, a company specializing in prison healthcare. The case, which is being closely watched by legal and healthcare professionals alike, represents a significant challenge in a sector that is often fraught with operational and ethical complexities. Goodman, known for his innovative approaches in bankruptcy law, had been conceptualizing a new strategy for restructuring companies like Tehum Care Services that operate within the specialized and sensitive prison healthcare industry. … Read more

Lawsuit Filed Against Minnesota Department of Corrections Over Cancellation of Christian Rehabilitation Program in St. Cloud Prison

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ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The Upper Midwest Law Center and True North Legal have filed a lawsuit against the Minnesota Department of Corrections over the cancellation of a Christian prison rehabilitation program. The program, known as Quest for Authentic Manhood, was a voluntary and Christian-based initiative offered to inmates at St. Cloud State Prison. According to the lawsuit, the program was abruptly terminated in July following a statement made by an assistant corrections commissioner. The commissioner cited the program’s alleged inconsistency with the department’s Diversity and Inclusion values as the reason for its cancellation. The … Read more