Do You Suspect Nursing Home Neglect? Don’t Wait for Things to Worsen, Contact Us for Free Legal Advice.
Elder abuse is a real problem even making it into headlines. The nursing home industry has become a multi-billion dollar business composed of major corporations. In some facilities profitability has become more important than administering proper care. Reports state that 30% of nursing home facilities are cited for instances of abuse. For this reason, both federal and state governments have introduced legislation to protect residents of nursing homes. If you have a loved one that has been injured you may need the help of a nursing home abuse attorney. Contact the attorneys at the Kelley Law Firm at (800) 498-5355 .
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After Effects of Elder Home Abuse
Nursing home neglect or abuse can have tragic results such as nursing home deaths, falls resulting in broken bones, malnutrition, dehydration, decubitus ulcers and residents wandering off the nursing home premises and stepping into harm’s way. It is important to thoroughly understand the warning signs of potential nursing home negligence. Understanding the warning signs of abuse is the first step of stopping it.
Burning Questions Our Clients Have Had
- How do I know if a loved one that has been injured due to nursing home neglect?
- Do I have a legal case?
- What is our nursing home abuse case is worth?
- Can I have justice for my loved ones?
- Can I make sure the same thing doesn’t happen to someone else?
You should not go through this experience alone. Elder abuse may have serious consequences if left unchecked and we are here to help you answer any question you might have.
The Kelley Law Firm is responsible for representing numerous individuals injured or killed by 18-wheelers, electrocution, industrial machines, shootings, all terrain vehicles, and railroad companies. The firm’s cases have been covered by local and national media outlets, including the Dallas Morning News, the Houston Chronicle, the Associated Press, CNN and MSNBC.
