In the News

In The News

Across years of litigation and public commentary, Hoey’s cases have repeatedly drawn press coverage for their legal complexity, community impact, and implications for institutional responsibility.

Throughout his distinguished legal career, David Hoey has been widely featured in prominent regional and national media for his work in high-profile wrongful death and accountability cases, particularly involving nursing homes, assisted living facilities, public safety officials, and corporate negligence.

The Boston Globe, The Standard-Times, Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Berkshire Eagle, ABC 6 Providence, Boston.com, and WCVB have all highlighted his representation of families in complex and often tragic matters, including lawsuits involving assisted living oversight failures, nursing home deaths, commuter rail crashes, firearm sales litigation, and cases surrounding the fatal shooting of a New Bedford fire chief.

Investigative pieces like the Boston Globe’s reporting on arbitration agreements shielding assisted living homes and Contrarian Boston’s examination of oversight breakdowns have underscored the broader policy implications of cases connected to his advocacy — major nursing home verdicts, federal fines against long-term care facilities, and numerous wrongful death settlements — reflects the sustained media attention surrounding his efforts to pursue accountability in elder care and public safety matters.

As Seen On

HoeyLaw In the News

Below you can find a collection of some of Hoey’s many media appearances.