We represented a gentleman who lived at home with his son and daughter-in-law, where he was well taken care of. They entrusted their father to an assisted living facility for a short, 2-week respite stay while they were out of town, with full intention of bringing their father back home upon their return. That facility failed him. They failed to put into place a plan to meet his needs, a plan to make sure he was supervised, or a plan to protect him from falls and injuries. He had six falls in ten days, the last of which resulted in a broken neck and back, and ultimately his death. The facility did not notify his family that he was falling until after the final fall, at which point it was too late for them to intervene and protect their father.