Henrietta Ezeoke Law Firm, PLLC serves Missouri City from 7070 Knights Court, Suite 1104, Missouri City, TX 77459, protecting elderly residents in Texas’s 3,000+ nursing homes serving 100,000 residents. The firm handles physical abuse including hitting, pinching, and pushing; emotional abuse through name-calling and threats; financial abuse involving stolen money and identity theft; sexual assault and harassment; and neglect failing to provide food, medical attention, or personal care. According to the National Center on Elder Abuse, at least one in ten nursing home residents experienced abuse in the past year, affecting both elderly and younger residents with chronic conditions. The Missouri City nursing home abuse lawyer conducts full investigations, contacts law enforcement and administrators, ensures immediate medical care, and files claims or lawsuits seeking compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and other costs. Actions help achieve justice while providing financial recovery for treatment, counseling, and facility transfer expenses. Henrietta Ezeoke provides caring support and experienced representation for these vulnerable populations. Contact 713-234-0030 for free consultation addressing violations of residents’ health and well-being.
Kogan & DiSalvo serves Stuart, Florida’s thirty-six nursing homes and surrounding areas with experienced nursing home abuse lawyers at 772-888-9085 protecting elderly family members from assault, battery, neglect, isolation, abandonment, sexual assault, and extortion which resulted in 1,448 reported cases statewide in 2011 increasing to 2,525 by 2015. The firm handles cases under Florida’s Elder Abuse and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act where residents must be treated with dignity, allowed privacy, participate in religious events, and receive high-quality safe medical care with 190 criminal abuse charges filed in 2011 and 161 in 2015. Operating on contingency fees with no charges if cases fail, attorneys Darryl Kogan, Theodore DiSalvo, George Bakalar, Rachel Schrager, and others collect physical and testimonial evidence proving negligence through serving contaminated foods, ignoring dangerous conditions, security lapses, failing physician instructions, and improperly administering medications. The Stuart office aggressively negotiates settlements with insurance companies pursuing compensation for injuries caused by chronically understaffed facilities, untrained staff, violations of rights, medication errors, lack of supervision, and failure to document food intake.
Pemberton Personal Injury Law Firm, led by William Pemberton with additional attorneys Rhyan J. Lindley, Zachary Guerin, Jonathan Esp, and Chris Duren, serves Madison from 5609 Medical Cir #4, Madison, WI 53719, (608) 448-6242. The firm handles elder abuse cases including neglect (failure to provide food, shelter, protection, healthcare), physical abuse (causing pain through force, slapping, restraint), sexual abuse (non-consensual acts), exploitation (misuse or theft of funds, property, assets), and emotional abuse (causing mental anguish through verbal or nonverbal actions). Warning signs include behavioral changes like withdrawal, anxiety, irritability, fear of specific individuals; unexplained weight changes indicating malnutrition; frequent falls, bruises, fractures showing physical harm; bedsores indicating mobility assistance lack; and sudden resident deaths suggesting systemic neglect. Wisconsin mandates certain professionals report suspected abuse under Wis. Stat. § 46.90. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services licenses and inspects facilities with publicly available reports. Victims can pursue civil claims and report to the Elder Abuse Hotline. The firm offers free consultations across Baraboo, Madison, and Eau Claire locations.
Attorney Cameron Carter leads The Law Office of Cameron Carter at 7506 SE 51st Avenue, Portland, OR 97206, specializing in nursing home abuse litigation involving pressure sores, malnutrition, dehydration, untreated infections, medication errors, and falls resulting in injuries or death. The Portland-based firm at 503-395-5297 handles cases against corporate nursing home chains that use complex ownership structures to evade accountability, fighting forced arbitration clauses that deny residents their right to court proceedings. Carter’s practice focuses on federal and state nursing home regulations compliance, comprehensive resident evaluations, proper staffing levels, fall prevention protocols, and care documentation standards. The experienced Oregon nursing home abuse attorney understands the complex medical issues involved when facilities blame pre-existing conditions for injuries, working with medical experts to prove negligence. Serving the Portland metropolitan area, the firm offers free case evaluations for families whose loved ones have suffered from negligent care, including cases involving elderly or mentally impaired residents in long-term care facilities where thousands are killed or injured annually due to substandard care and corporate profit prioritization over resident safety.
MyPhillyLawyer operates from 1500 John F. Kennedy Blvd Suite 1410, Philadelphia, PA 19102, with over 100 years of combined experience handling nursing home fall cases. According to CDC statistics showing 1,800 annual deaths from nursing home falls, attorneys Dean Weitzman, Saul Langsam, John Lord, Robert Nix, and Joshua Gayl investigate supervision failures, restraint decisions, and inadequate handrail installations. The firm has recovered over $500 million including an $80 million transvaginal mesh verdict and $20 million birth injury settlement, addressing broken bones, severe bruising, internal bleeding, head injuries, neck injuries, and wrongful death from falls. With recognition including 10.0 Avvo Rating, Super Lawyers designation, and Million Dollar Advocates Forum membership, they uncover whether residents should have been restrained, supervised, or provided wheelchairs. The practice documents bruising, pain, and obtains staff statements to prove negligence when facilities dismiss falls as common age-related occurrences. MyPhillyLawyer offers free consultations at 215-227-2727, operating on no recovery, no fee guarantee while holding nursing homes accountable for preventable falls that betray families’ trust in facilities’ safety promises.
Joel Gould Law Offices, located at 5839 W Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL 60634, (773) 281-8744, handles complex nursing home litigation representing Illinois’s most defenseless elderly and disabled residents. The Department of Health and Human Services defines elder abuse as knowing, intentional, or negligent acts causing harm or serious risk to vulnerable adults. Physical abuse signs include unexplained broken bones; sexual abuse indicators include STDs or genital pain and bleeding; neglect manifests through bedsores, hygiene issues, or malnutrition; financial abuse shows through unpaid bills and unexplained money losses. Approximately one in three nursing homes experiences abuse, causing thousands of annual deaths, with most incidents involving known perpetrators and going unreported. Illinois provides an Elder Abuse Hotline (1-866-800-1409) and Nursing Home Abuse Hotline (1-800-252-4343). Victims can recover expenses from incidents, reimbursement for long-term suffering, compensation for decreased quality of life, and punitive damages for egregious actions. Illinois statutes allow two years for negligence or medical malpractice suits (735 ILCS 5/13-202 and 5/13-212), with one year for wrongful death cases from date of death (735 ILCS 5/13-209).
Attorney Isaac Thorp leads Thorp Law from 4140 Parklake Avenue Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27612, (919) 373-3390, offering reduced attorney fees on catastrophic injury cases while serving Wilson County, Cumberland County, Durham County, and Orange County. The firm addresses nursing home negligence in Medicare and Medicaid regulated facilities where most accidents are avoidable. Key injury signs include dehydration, malnutrition, open wounds, cuts, bruises, frequent resident complaints, infections, wrong medication administration, unnecessary or excessive medication, and fall injuries. North Carolina’s Adult Care Home Bill of Rights and Bill of Rights for Nursing Home Residents guarantee respect, consideration, dignity, privacy, freedom from mental and physical abuse, neglect, and exploitation, reasonable response to requests, and prompt unopened mail delivery. The firm emphasizes that dissatisfaction with nursing home life often stems from legitimate neglect and staff mistreatment. Thorp Law represents victims throughout North Carolina, providing free consultations to families whose loved ones complain about their treatment. They advocate strongly for residents’ rights in regulated facilities that breach trust through irresponsible failures to provide needed care and attention.
Parnall Law Firm, led by Bertrand Russell Parnall with over 27 years of experience, operates from 2155 Louisiana Blvd NE, #8000, Albuquerque, NM 87110, (505) 268-6500, handling nursing home medical malpractice cases with over $500 million in settlements and verdicts. The firm addresses medication errors including wrong drugs, incorrect dosages, drug interaction failures, and cases where medical staff misidentify patients, administer wrong medications, or delay diagnoses. They handle bedsores (pressure ulcers) from failure to reposition patients, maintain hygiene, meet nutritional needs, or recognize early breakdown signs. Preventable infection cases involve poor hand hygiene, improper wound care, catheter maintenance failures, and delayed treatment. The firm pursues delayed or missed diagnoses including ignored stroke or heart attack symptoms, failure to order diagnostic tests, and misinterpreted results. Nursing errors include failure to turn immobile patients, vital sign monitoring lapses, improper wound care, and incorrect medical procedures. New Mexico’s three-year statute of limitations requires prompt action. The firm offers contingency arrangements with no fees unless successful, serving Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, Carlsbad, Hobbs, and Roswell.
Combies Hanson, P.C. practices from 12 Ericsson St., Suite 201, Boston, MA 02122, serving East Springfield where nursing home abuse mirrors troubling state and national trends amid demographic shifts and facility closures increasing risks of substandard care. The firm handles physical abuse including hitting and sexual assault, emotional abuse through gaslighting and humiliation, neglect involving malnutrition and medication failures, and financial exploitation through identity theft and estate document modifications. Pursuing legal action brings justice validating victims’ experiences while securing compensation for medical expenses and therapy costs, improves safety standards through mandated training programs and supervision protocols, and prevents future abuse by uncovering systemic issues. Massachusetts elder law expertise helps families recognize unexplained bruises, behavioral changes, unsanitary conditions, rapid weight loss, medication errors, improper restraints, bedsores, infections, and financial irregularities. With extensive experience navigating complex emotionally-charged situations, attorneys provide personalized service at 857-855-6959 ensuring vulnerable seniors receive deserved care and respect throughout East Springfield’s remaining facilities.
Combies Hanson, P.C. serves Chicopee from 12 Ericsson St. Suite 201, Boston, MA 02122, addressing nursing home abuse affecting 16% of residents over 65 with expertise in personal injury and wrongful death cases at 857-855-6959. The firm handles physical abuse, neglect, emotional mistreatment, and financial exploitation in facilities throughout Chicopee where community initiatives like the Riverwalk Project emphasize quality of life for all residents. Their attorneys pursue justice providing financial compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, relocation costs, and punitive damages while driving systemic improvements in care standards across Massachusetts facilities. Combies Hanson investigates unexplained injuries, behavior changes, weight loss, poor hygiene, unsanitary conditions, medication errors, financial irregularities, and signs of sexual abuse requiring immediate intervention. The practice emphasizes Chicopee’s manufacturing heritage and strong community bonds make protecting elderly residents particularly important, offering personalized compassionate representation. They work to improve staffing ratios, training programs, oversight mechanisms, and abuse prevention protocols benefiting all facility residents while ensuring victims receive proper ongoing care.
