Troy and Schwartz, LLC operates from 9415 SW 72nd Street Suite 119, Miami, FL 33173, with attorney Jon Schwartz bringing 30 years of Personal Injury law experience to nursing home neglect cases. The firm represents victims aged 65 and older under the Elder Abuse and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act (EADACPA), which prevents wrongdoers from avoiding responsibility by stonewalling claims until victims pass away. The practice handles physical abuse including unexplained bruises and fractures, emotional abuse through ridicule and intimidation, financial manipulation, sexual assault, and neglect involving inadequate medical services, poor hygiene, unnecessary restraints, and deprivation of food and water. With 2.1 million elderly Americans falling victim to abuse annually and five cases going undetected for each reported instance, the firm pursues arbitration against hospitals and government facilities while filing suits against private care providers. Troy and Schwartz operates on contingency fees with no payment unless compensation is recovered, maintaining 24/7 availability at 786-808-1490. The practice provides robust representation to protect victims’ rights and welfare, striving for maximum compensation while families focus on their loved ones’ care during challenging periods.
Attorney Colin Moriarty operates Moriarty Law, PC at 298 E. Washington St., Suite C, Athens, Georgia 30601, specializing in nursing home negligence cases for elderly and dependent care victims. Having previously defended insurance companies with excellent trial results, Moriarty switched sides to form his personal injury practice after observing injured parties receiving inadequate compensation from weak or inexperienced attorneys. He thrives in court proceedings, approaching trials like stage performances through thorough preparation and jury engagement. The firm handles cases involving nursing home negligence throughout Athens, providing maximum compensation for victims whose parents, spouses, or loved ones suffered injuries or harm in residential care facilities. Colin Moriarty offers expert legal advice at (706) 850-4550, emphasizing the importance of immediate action in nursing home negligence cases to preserve evidence and protect victims’ rights for compensation when facilities fail to meet their duty of care to vulnerable residents.
Travis Charles Smith practices from TCS Law Firm at 511 Couch Drive, Suite 300, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, representing families in nursing home negligence cases following the 2016 Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling in Maree v. Neuwirth against Willow Park Health Center in Lawton. The case involved a resident’s death from falls after failure to respond to call lights, provide appropriate toileting assistance, and contact physicians for seven hours post-fall. The Supreme Court reversed trial court decisions preventing shareholders from being added to lawsuits, ruling that plaintiffs should be permitted to add parties when justice requires. Smith handles cases on flat fee, hourly, or contingency basis, serving Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Mustang, Nichols Hills, Yukon, El Reno, Shawnee, Chandler, and Stillwater. The firm emphasizes utilizing Oklahoma’s discovery code to develop evidence against nursing homes and their operators who directly participate in management decisions affecting resident safety and care standards.
Chanfrau & Chanfrau provides legal services from their Daytona Beach office at 386-258-7313, with additional locations in Palm Coast and DeLand serving Central Florida. The firm handles nursing home abuse cases involving skin lesions, bedsores, unexplained falls, repeated infections, physical abuse, emotional mistreatment, dehydration, significant weight loss, and poor hygiene. Their attorneys address violations of Florida’s Resident Bill of Rights, which mandates zero tolerance for abuse and includes protections such as freedom from physical or mental abuse, adequate healthcare, courteous treatment, informed consent, grievance rights, civil liberties, private communication, financial management autonomy, privacy in treatment, physician choice, and room change notifications. The practice manages claims involving sexual abuse indicators like genital injuries and infections, along with financial exploitation through missing property or billing discrepancies. Florida’s statute of limitations may be as short as two years from admission date.
Peter G. Billings and Peter C. Bowman founded BBB Attorneys serving Connecticut from offices in Stratford, West Hartford, North Haven, New Haven, New Milford, and Westport at 203-562-0900. The firm handles nursing home abuse cases including intentional abuse when staff knowingly harm residents through withholding medications, physical violence, or verbal abuse under assault, battery, or malpractice torts; and neglect when staff fail to provide expected care causing harm. Connecticut General Statute 203-433-0689 requires personal injury actions within two years of injury occurrence. Their attorneys differentiate between ordinary negligence like bathing residents every 10-14 days versus gross negligence leaving residents unwashed for weeks or months. The practice establishes five negligence elements: duty to protect residents, breach through harmful action or inaction like developing bedsores, causation linking injuries to breach, foreseeable scope of injuries, and physical damages with mental injuries requiring accompanying physical harm.
Brian P. Murphy operates The Law Firm of Brian Murphy, P.C. from 1082 Taylorsville Rd, #203, Washington Crossing, PA 18977, serving Newark and Essex County nursing home abuse cases with over 10 years of experience filing lawsuits throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania at 215-579-8500. The attorney handles bed sores (pressure ulcers) that develop from constant pressure and can lead to death if untreated, wrongful death cases involving infections, falls, medication errors, malnutrition, dehydration, and elopement. Signs of abuse include fractures, bruises, cuts, burns, poor hygiene, psychological abuse, and sudden unexpected health decline or death. Murphy has earned millions of dollars in compensation for clients, working on contingency fees while providing free consultations. He files cases from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania and throughout New Jersey including Newark, Trenton, Princeton, Camden, Paterson, Bergen County, Essex County, Middlesex County, and Mercer County. The firm addresses for-profit entities that focus on revenue over care, maintaining dangerously low staffing levels that lead to neglect and abuse, while helping families document injuries, report to authorities, and seek compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and punitive damages.
Joe Marasco and Donna Nesselbush lead Marasco & Nesselbush from offices throughout Rhode Island including Wakefield, Providence, East Providence, Warwick, Woonsocket, and Quincy, MA, providing nursing home abuse representation at 401-252-0613. The firm handles physical abuse including hitting and improper restraints causing unexplained bruises or fractures; mental and emotional abuse through verbal assaults, threats, and humiliation leading to anxiety and depression; sexual abuse resulting in STDs or genital injuries; financial abuse through forged signatures and unauthorized bank account use; and neglect causing bedsores, malnutrition, dehydration, and unsanitary conditions. With an estimated 5 million seniors abused yearly and high percentages in nursing homes, the attorneys gather evidence including medical records and witness statements, file claims within Rhode Island’s three-year statute of limitations, represent clients in court, and report abuse to the Rhode Island Department of Health and Office of Healthy Aging at 800-458-9858.
Attorney Craig M. Goldenfarb leads GOLDLAW from 1641 Worthington Rd. Suite 300, West Palm Beach, FL 33409, cataloging nursing home neglect warning signs including medication errors, slipping and falling, recurring infections, wandering, bedsores, and hygiene problems at 561-222-2222. The firm, also maintaining offices in Port Saint Lucie, identifies physical symptoms like unexplained bruises, spontaneous fractures, broken eyeglasses, rocking behaviors, torn clothing, unusual weight loss, malnutrition, dehydration, unsanitary conditions, and rapid weight changes indicating abuse. GOLDLAW offers free admission paperwork reviews, striking arbitration clauses protecting residents’ rights while investigating suffocation and strangulation deaths affecting 30 elderly annually in bed-related incidents. Federal surveys show 35% of Americans over 65 enter nursing homes with victims unable to understand or communicate abuse, creating widespread underreporting. The attorneys provide immediate consultations when families notice personality changes, withdrawal behaviors, or failure to report illnesses promptly. Sun-Sentinel named GOLDLAW a 2024 Top Workplace, with the firm maintaining Port St. Lucie offices while offering comprehensive abuse handbooks and educational resources.
Jared S. Zafran leads Zafran Law Group from 1500 Walnut Street Suite 500, Philadelphia, PA 19102, handling nursing home neglect cases with attorneys Jonathan A. Fendler, Mark A. Verlin, Jonathan Grau, and over twenty additional lawyers. The firm addresses elder abuse affecting 1.3 million nursing home residents nationally, where one in six older adults faces abuse yearly and one in ten experiences neglect according to CDC and WHO data. With over 50% of Pennsylvania facilities rated below average by Medicare’s Nursing Home Compare, the attorneys investigate intentional abuse causing harm and neglect from carelessness or understaffing. Zafran’s team handles cases taking 18-24 months to resolve, proving facilities breached duty of care through medical neglect, inadequate nutrition, poor hygiene, or unsafe conditions leading to bedsores, falls, and infections. The practice operates on contingency fees from offices in Philadelphia, Blue Bell, Voorhees, Newark, and Hunt Valley, offering free consultations at 215-587-0038 to families whose loved ones suffered physical assault, emotional manipulation, sexual abuse, or financial exploitation. They pursue compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of quality of life under federal and Pennsylvania nursing home laws.
National Nursing Home Lawyers represents South Dakota nursing home residents throughout the state including Rapid City and Sioux Falls offices at 866-727-8424, handling physical abuse, emotional/psychological abuse, injuries from neglect, medical malpractice, and mistreatment in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. The experienced attorneys pursue legal action against facilities of all sizes, helping victims recover financial compensation for damages by filing complaints and navigating cases where ten percent of seniors nationally experience elder abuse with studies suggesting one in thirteen seniors annually become victims. Serving all South Dakota counties including Aurora, Beadle, Bennett, Bon Homme, Brookings, Brown, Minnehaha, Pennington, and sixty-four others, the firm provides free case evaluations and consultations helping families report abuse to authorities. The practice assists with filing official complaints with the State of South Dakota, works with victims of intentional harm, psychological abuse, neglect, abandonment, and financial exploitation occurring in relationships with trust expectations. Operating twenty-four hours daily toll-free, the attorneys fight for victims providing highest quality legal support helping families seek justice and compensation for harm endured.
