Nursing home neglect attorneys from Wilkes & McHugh, P.A. represented Kenneth F. Morris who suffered from chronic decubitus ulcers all over his lower legs. The Defendants claimed that Mr. Morris was non-compliant with caregivers' instructions, that he was a smoker, that he had venous insufficiency, and that the amputation from infection was an inevitable part of his disease process. Wilkes & McHugh, P.A. lawyers proved that the facility was chronically understaffed and that Mr. Morris did not, in fact, have any medically diagnosed venous insufficiency. The jury returned a verdict of $12.8 million.