Leah K. Barron

Brown & Barron, LLC

Practice Areas

Personal Injury

Website

https://www.brownbarron.com/our-team/leah-k-b

410-698-1717

Attorney Leah Barron is focused on providing dedicated legal service to individuals and local communities who have suffered harm from toxic exposure. She has in-depth experience with environmental law having served as a lead in the area for a prominent local firm. She is a proud graduate of Harvard Law School and was named to the “Top 40 Under 40” list by the National Trial Lawyers. Leah spends her time outside of the office helping her community through a number of community outreach and volunteer opportunities. As a skilled Baltimore nursing home abuse lawyer, you can trust that your case will be in good hands. Contact Brown & Barron, LLC for a free consultation today.

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Nursing Homes Begin Requiring Staff Vaccinations to Protect Residents

The largest nursing home operator in the United States announced that it is now requiring that its employees get the COVID vaccine. Genesis Healthcare, which employs 70,000 workers at 400 nursing homes nationwide, is taking a firm stand to protect residents at the risk of losing unwilling workers amid a staffing shortage.
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