Vigorously Defending Those Who Can't Defend Themselves
At the twilight of our lives, we hope that we've earned enough respect and enough dignity to live in peace, comfort and security. So when the caretakers we put in charge of giving the elderly the quiet and safe life they deserve fall short on the job, we share your frustration.
The responsibility for caring for those who can no longer care for themselves is a serious one. If your loved one has suffered because a nursing home has failed at that responsibility, then they or their estate are entitled to damages and compensation.
Representing Nursing Home Injury Clients
Our firm has provided aggressive representation for all kinds of personal injury cases including nursing home injury. We have a reputation for aggressively fighting for our clients and producing results.
Like other medical malpractice cases, issues of nursing home injury require that an expert review your case to confirm the suspicion of malpractice or elder neglect. Following the expert's opinion, we begin investigating the conditions that may have led to the injury, including issues of:
- Neglect
- Mistreatment
- Abuse
- Improper diagnosis
- Wrongful death
- Or other factors
Don't Let a Bad Situation Get Worse
If you suspect malpractice, mistreatment or neglect in the nursing home, you need to act quickly and contact a lawyer to resolve the situation and hold those responsible accountable. The statute of limitations in the state of Connecticut is, in most cases, limited to two years on medical malpractice, including nursing home injury, so if you have a suspicion, it's better to act now than regret inaction later.
We are eager to help you and your family. Contact us today to take advantage of our free initial consultation, so we can begin moving your case forward.
