Located at 2323 S Washington Ave Suite 109, Titusville, FL 32780, Bogin, Munns & Munns specializes in nursing home abuse cases with recent wins including $3 million for slip and fall and $2.9 million for wrongful death. The firm investigates physical abuse involving pushing, biting, and unnecessary restraints, financial abuse through asset theft and tampering, and emotional abuse including verbal harassment and social isolation. They pursue compensation for medical expenses, property loss, relocation costs, and pain and suffering while gathering witness testimony, medical records, and security footage. The attorneys report abuse to Florida Department of Children and Families and pursue criminal charges under Florida Statutes 429.28 protecting elders’ rights. Bogin, Munns & Munns operates twelve Central Florida offices at 321-567-5470, helping families recognize neglect signs including malnutrition, dehydration, and abandonment. They provide free consultations addressing all five recognized abuse categories while working to ensure residents receive proper care and dignity.
Allen Law Firm addresses nursing home understaffing issues from offices in Monterey at 2511 Garden Road, Suite A-225, Monterey, CA 93940, with attorney Scott J. Allen available at 831-901-3901 for free consultations regarding inadequate care resulting from staffing shortages. The firm identifies understaffing as a major problem affecting 1.3 million Americans in nursing homes, caused by cost-cutting measures where facilities reduce staff to save money, low wages driving away experienced workers, high turnover from lack of training, and facilities prioritizing profit over patient safety. Understaffing consequences include patients being dropped and injured during solo transfer attempts, falls causing severe injuries, neglect leading to bedsores from immobility, inadequate bathing, malnutrition, dehydration, worsened medical conditions, and both physical and emotional abuse from overwhelmed staff. The practice emphasizes that nursing home residents have basic rights to human dignity and quality care that can only be achieved through adequate staffing levels providing proper positioning, regular turning, assistance with daily activities, medications, food, and water. Allen Law Firm serves Monterey, Santa Cruz, and Salinas, helping families whose loved ones suffered injuries, worsened conditions, or death due to understaffing-related neglect.
Childers, Schlueter & Smith, LLC operates from 1932 North Druid Hills Road, Suite 100, Atlanta, GA 30319, handling nursing home abuse cases where over one million people suffer elder abuse annually including physical assault, emotional manipulation, financial harm, malnutrition, and poor hygiene. Attorneys Andy Childers, Richard Schlueter, Brandon Smith, Neil Edwards, Jed Douglas, and Ashley Spires address frequent falls, weight loss, dehydration, bed sores, urinary tract infections, and behavioral changes indicating abuse. Georgia’s Bill of Rights for Residents of Long-Term Care Facilities under O.C.G.A. § 31-8-126 allows victims to file claims without exhausting administrative remedies. The firm handles active abuse like hitting and sexual assault, passive neglect including medication errors, and financial exploitation through identity theft or signature forging. With 77% of Americans wanting to age in place but 43% of those 65+ residing in nursing homes eventually, the attorneys fight inadequate staff training, employee indifference, and criminal backgrounds. Call 404-419-9500.
Anthony Lanzone and James Morgan founded Lanzone Morgan, LLP at 356 Redondo Avenue Long Beach, CA 90814 at 888-887-9777, nationally recognized in nursing home and elder abuse cases with seventy-five years combined experience recovering over $200 million including a $2.3 million verdict for an eighty-four-year-old woman suffering severe permanent injuries. The firm won a California Supreme Court victory preserving nursing home abuse victims’ jury trial rights when facilities attempted forcing arbitration through health care powers of attorney, creating precedent keeping cases before juries rather than behind closed arbitration doors. Partners Anthony Lanzone, James Morgan, Ayman Mourad, Reza Sobati, and associates Suzanne Voas, Chris Petersen, Elizabeth Kim handle falls, broken bones, subdural hematomas, infections, bedsores, sexual abuse, sexually transmitted infections, dehydration, malnutrition, poor hygiene, overmedication, wandering, elopement, and wrongful death. Serving California including Anaheim, Bakersfield, Fresno, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Oakland, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose with Arizona offices, the attorneys provide twenty-four-seven support pursuing medical bills, lost wages, property damage, pain and suffering, emotional trauma, diminished quality of life, loss of consortium, funeral expenses, and punitive damages.
Matthew S. Lott and his team including Amanda Capers, Sarah Clark, and Anna Capers serve Ocean Springs nursing home abuse victims from their Pascagoula office at 228-215-2787. The firm handles cases where facilities breach their duty to provide community standard care including food, adequate shelter, medical care, and communication. Ocean Springs attorneys investigate unexplained injuries, weight loss, malnutrition, pressure ulcers, bruises, dehydration, poor hygiene, and behavioral changes indicating physical, emotional, or financial abuse. Medical records reveal whether facilities met elderly residents’ needs, with investigations assessing damages and legal options. The practice pursues economic damages with quantifiable value including present and future medical expenses, surgery, and rehabilitation costs, plus non-economic damages for pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of life enjoyment. Punitive damages apply in particularly egregious conduct cases, with Mississippi’s medical malpractice statute providing two years from injury or discovery date to file claims.
Michael Joe Silva and the California nursing home abuse lawyers at Silva Injury Law operate from 215 W. Franklin St., Suite 212, Monterey, CA 93940, with additional locations throughout California including Turlock, Merced, Salinas, and San Diego. The firm differentiates between intentional abuse and neglect (intentional or unintentional), handling cases involving physical abuse using unnecessary restraints or forced medication, emotional abuse through threats and intimidation, sexual abuse including non-consensual acts, financial abuse, and healthcare fraud. They address basic needs neglect, medical neglect including bedsore prevention, personal hygiene neglect, and emotional/social neglect often caused by understaffing, workplace stress, inadequate training, and financial concerns. Drawing from Silva’s experience as a former Merced County prosecutor, the team pursues compensation under federal and state protections including United States Code, Code of Federal Regulations, California Code of Regulations, California Health and Safety Code, and California Welfare and Institutions Code. The firm offers free consultations at 209-600-4389, helping families report abuse to appropriate agencies within California’s two-year statute of limitations while seeking damages for medical costs, pain and suffering, and increased care expenses.
Regan Zambri Long practices from 1919 M Street NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC 20036 at 202-960-4596, serving Virginia nursing home abuse victims. The firm has secured $77 million wrongful death settlements, $20 million brain injury verdicts, and numerous multi-million dollar recoveries. Their Virginia nursing home abuse attorneys handle physical abuse including hitting and slapping, emotional abuse through intimidation and humiliation, financial exploitation, sexual abuse, and neglect failing to provide essential care. The World Health Organization estimates 2 in 3 nursing home staff committed abuse in the past year, with older women more likely experiencing abuse. Regan Zambri Long investigates allegations, files legal complaints, represents victims in court, secures compensation, and provides ongoing support throughout complex legal processes. Virginia’s Bill of Rights for Residents protects dignity, privacy, and freedom from abuse, with the Department of Health ensuring licensing compliance. The statute of limitations typically provides two years for filing nursing home abuse claims in Virginia.
Stein & Shulman, LLC practices from 3400 Dundee Road Suite 225 Northbrook, IL 60062 at 312-422-0500 handling nursing home neglect cases where residents suffer serious injuries or death from lack of attention by staff and inadequate care despite families trusting facilities with elderly loved ones’ physical and emotional needs. Attorneys Robert Shulman and Cary Stein address pressure ulcers, slip and fall injuries, malnutrition affecting vulnerable wheelchair-dependent residents with dementia or Alzheimer’s unable to communicate, pursuing cases where staff fails to create care plans, provide physical care, frequently evaluate needs, move bed-ridden residents causing bedsores, monitor choking risks, properly transport patients, ensure medication compliance, and supervise fall risks. With case results including $500,000 for a fifty-year-old woman and $3.8 million for Cook County mistakes, the firm investigates chronically understaffed facilities, untrained staff, Illinois Nursing Home Rights Act violations, medication errors, lack of supervision, and documentation failures. Serving Chicago, Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, McHenry County, and Kane County, the experienced personal injury lawyers recover economic damages for medical expenses and non-economic damages for pain and suffering.
Berger & Green Attorneys serves Pittsburgh from 800 Waterfront Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15222, with over 40 years experience handling nursing home abuse cases involving bedsores, malnutrition, medication errors, physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, and financial exploitation. The firm addresses understaffing issues, inadequate training, and poor maintenance in facilities throughout Allegheny County where 28 of 120 nursing homes have been cited for abuse violations. They pursue cases for pressure sores, dehydration, unexplained injuries, chemical restraints, falls resulting in fractures, and wrongful death claims. With millions recovered for clients, they investigate negligent supervision, failure to implement care plans, and violations of residents’ rights to dignity, proper nutrition, and freedom from restraints. Serving communities including Alpharetta, Conyers, Johns Creek, Kennesaw, and Marietta, they handle cases involving cognitive injuries, neurological damage from repeated trauma, and emotional injuries including PTSD and depression on contingency fees.
Kogan & DiSalvo operates from their Boynton Beach location providing nursing home abuse representation for cases involving physical abuse like slapping and punching, emotional abuse through insults and threats, sexual abuse including unwanted contact, financial exploitation through theft and account access, and neglect causing medication errors and malnutrition at their toll-free number 800-707-9111. The firm, founded by attorneys Darryl B. Kogan and Theodore L. DiSalvo, employs multiple attorneys including George M. Bakalar, Rachel R. Schrager, Todd L. Baker, and others across offices in Boca Raton, Plantation, Fort Lauderdale, Lakeland, Palm Bay, Stuart, St. Petersburg, Tampa, Vero Beach, West Palm Beach, and North Miami Beach. Their nursing home abuse attorneys pursue economic damages for medical care costs and non-economic damages for pain and suffering when residents suffer serious injuries or death from understaffing and substandard care. The legal team offers contingency fee arrangements, meaning clients pay nothing unless compensation is recovered, while fighting for victims of elder abuse including those suffering from dehydration, excessive medications, controlling behavior, isolation, and Florida’s comparative negligence doctrine applications with criminal law provisions requiring incarceration for abusive caregivers.
