Lawsuit filed against owner of 57 California nursing homes
LONG BEACH >> A class action lawsuit was filed last week against the owner of almost 60 skilled nursing facilities throughout California, alleging fraud, unfair business practices and violation of resident rights by intentionally misrepresenting the quality of services and care provided.
The law firm of Garcia, Artigliere and Medby filed the suit against Shlomo Rechnitz, owner of Brius Management and Brius LLC, who owns 57 skilled nursing facilities in a number of cities, including Downey, Alhambra, Gardena, Hawthorne, Inglewood, Los Angeles, Norwalk, Pasadena and San Gabriel.
The suit was filed after a three- to four-year investigation that found the company’s facilities are chronically understaffed, said Stephen M. Garcia, the lead attorney who filed the case. The suit also alleges that Rechnitz and his corporate entities hid their history of violating nursing industry laws and regulations from patients, prospective patients, and that he chronically understaffed and underfunded the facilities to enhance his profits.
How is this guy still in business???
LONG BEACH >> A class action lawsuit was filed last week against the owner of almost 60 skilled nursing facilities throughout California, alleging fraud, unfair business practices and violation of resident rights by intentionally misrepresenting the quality of services and care provided.
The law firm of Garcia, Artigliere and Medby filed the suit against Shlomo Rechnitz, owner of Brius Management and Brius LLC, who owns 57 skilled nursing facilities in a number of cities, including Downey, Alhambra, Gardena, Hawthorne, Inglewood, Los Angeles, Norwalk, Pasadena and San Gabriel.
The suit was filed after a three- to four-year investigation that found the company’s facilities are chronically understaffed, said Stephen M. Garcia, the lead attorney who filed the case. The suit also alleges that Rechnitz and his corporate entities hid their history of violating nursing industry laws and regulations from patients, prospective patients, and that he chronically understaffed and underfunded the facilities to enhance his profits.
How is this guy still in business???