Robert J. Cristiano (Of Counsel-White Plains, NY) and Steven V. DeBraccio (Of Counsel-Albany, NY) secured dismissal in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Westchester County, on behalf of Wilson Elser’s skilled nursing facility client. An 89-year-old resident allegedly suffered multiple falls resulting in a left femoral intertrochanteric fracture, conscious pain and suffering, altered mental status, significant emotional pain and suffering, weakness, lethargy, and mobility impairment. The plaintiff asserted claims for continuous negligence, gross negligence, New York Public Health Law violations, medical malpractice, and lack of informed consent, including allegations that the facility failed to prevent the decedent’s falls, failed to implement an individualized care plan addressing his high fall-risk status, failed to follow its policies and protocols, and failed to properly train, supervise, and oversee personnel. Although a fact-specific case, Robert and Steven’s summary judgment motion was supported by targeted deposition testimony elicited from the plaintiff and support from our geriatric expert, who established that our client properly monitored and treated the decedent, did not deviate from the standard of care, did all that was reasonably necessary to prevent the deprivation or limitation of a right afforded under the New York Public Health Law, obtained proper informed consent, and that the falls were clinically unavoidable. The plaintiff’s counsel was unable to raise triable issues of fact as to causation based on the record developed by Wilson Elser, and the Westchester Court dismissed the case with prejudice.