Our firm operates on a 100% contingency fee basis, meaning there are zero upfront costs, retainer fees, or out-of-pocket expenses for your family. We advance all litigation and expert witness costs ourselves, and we only receive payment if we successfully secure a...
Do not take the facility's internal explanations at face value, as corporations frequently use this narrative to deflect liability. Have our specialized legal team conduct an independent forensic audit of the resident's medical charts and medication records to uncover...
We secure the facility’s raw electronic payroll records, punch-in registries, and corporate financial budgets through the legal discovery process. By cross-referencing this data with the state-mandated minimum care hours and the actual medical needs of the residents,...
Qualifying heirs can seek compensation for all medical debts incurred due to the neglect, funeral and burial costs, and the loss of their loved one's companionship and support. Additionally, the resident’s estate can recover damages for the physical pain and emotional...
Yes, stage III and IV bedsores are considered "never events" in the medical community and are clear evidence of systemic clinical neglect. We hold facilities financially liable by proving these pressure injuries resulted from a failure to follow basic turning...
The statute of limitations for filing an elder abuse lawsuit in California is generally two years from the date the neglect or injury was discovered. Because corporate care facilities frequently overwrite electronic staffing logs, key security footage, and internal...
Elder abuse claims fall under the Elder Abuse and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act (EADACPA), which offers significantly higher protections than standard malpractice laws. If recklessness or malice is proven, families can recover uncapped damages for the...
Report your concerns immediately to the Stanislaus County Long-Term Care Ombudsman at (209) 529-3784 or file a formal administrative complaint with the CDPH Central Valley District Office. If a resident is in immediate physical danger or has been assaulted, call 911...
