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Parsippany Nursing Home Negligence — When a Fall-Risk Resident Dies Because Nobody Was Watching You are reading this at a hour when the rest of the house is dark. Maybe your father is still in a facility right now and something happened that nobody can explain. Maybe your mother is gone and the death certificate says one thing but your gut says another. Maybe a nurse told you “these things happen” and you have not been able to swallow that sentence since. We are Attorney911. We are writing to you from the other side of that sentence — the side that knows what the law actually requires a nursing home to do, what the records are supposed to show, and what it means when those records go silent in exactly the hours that mattered most. A Morris County jury just answered the same question you are sitting with right now: a 59-year-old man was admitted to a Parsippany nursing home for rehabilitation, and 26 days later he was dead. The jury said the nursing home’s negligence caused it. They awarded his family $5.5 million. We are going to tell you exactly what broke, what the law required, and what to…