In an action for negligence and medical malpractice, it was alleged that CG&P’s client, an assisted living facility, and the co-defendant physician were negligent in caring for a resident who sustained multiple falls, one of which resulted in a hip fracture which required surgical repair. CG&P moved for summary judgment on the grounds that the admission agreement between the facility and the resident limited the facility’s responsibilities, and that the testimony of the parties, as elicited by CG&P during the course of discovery, established that the facility was not negligent. The Court accepted CG&P’s arguments, and dismissed both the plaintiff’s complaint and co-defendants’ cross-claims against CG&P’s client. The case was handled by CG&P of Counsel Richard M. Fedrow.