On July 14 in Cherrie v. Virginia Health Services, Inc.<\/em>, the Supreme Court of Virginia precluded an Executor\u2019s action under the Declaratory Judgment Act compelling the production of policies and documents by a healthcare facility. The Executor\u2019s action used rights found in Virginia administrative regulations as premise for the action. The Supreme Court of Virginia avoided construing the application of the term \u201cresidents and their designated representatives\u201d found in the regulation and (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Frequently, disputes with nursing homes related to resident care arise. When they do, the contracts, policies, and documents of the nursing facility become critically important. A recent Supreme Court of Virginia decision found an executor\u2019s attempt to obtain those documents…<\/span><\/p>\n