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Our Nursing Home Abuse Legal Services
We specialize in cases involving:
Physical Abuse
Harmful actions like striking, shoving, or unnecessary restraint that cause physical injuries.
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Sexual Abuse
Any non-consensual sexual contact; elder sexual abuse often goes underreported and unnoticed.
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Emotional Abuse
Verbal threats, intimidation, and psychological harm used to control or distress victims.
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Neglect
Failing to provide essential care, from hygiene to medical attention, leading to severe health complications.
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Experience
We have decades of experience fighting for elder abuse victims across the country and our nationally recognized for our work.
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We are here for you and will keep you updated on all aspects of any case we take. We are 100% committed to holding nursing homes accountable.
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ou will not pay any fees unless we win your case. We have the experience to get the maximum dollars for your loved one.
If you suspect that someone you love is suffering from nursing home abuse or neglect, contact our California Elder Abuse Attorneys today for a free consultation. We are here to fight for your family’s rights and hold wrongful parties accountable.
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At Lanzone & Morgan LLP, in partnership with Young & Wallin, we are dedicated to seeking justice for elderly victims of abuse, neglect, and exploitation in nursing homes and assisted living facilities across California.
Our seasoned elder abuse attorneys are committed to holding negligent facilities, caregivers, and hospitals accountable for mistreatment. If you suspect nursing home abuse, call us immediately at (888) 999-0169.
With California’s elderly population rapidly growing, the risk of nursing home abuse is a serious concern.
Our legal team has extensive experience handling complex elder abuse cases, providing families with the guidance they need to obtain justice for their loved ones.
California Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect Attorneys
Advocates for Justice: Fighting for Elderly Victims
At Young & Wallin, we are committed to being the voice for elderly victims of abuse and neglect. As experienced California Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect Lawyers, we fight tirelessly to hold negligent nursing homes, hospitals, and caregivers accountable. Tragically, elder abuse affects 1 in 10 Americans aged 60+, according to the National Council on Aging—and many cases remain unreported. If you suspect abuse, our team is here to protect your loved one and ensure justice is served.
Understanding California Nursing Home Abuse Laws
Criminal Penalties for Elder Abuse
Under Penal Code 368, individuals found guilty of elder abuse can face serious consequences, including:
- Up to one (1) year in jail for misdemeanor offenses
- Fines of up to $6,000
- Felony charges with state imprisonment for severe cases
Civil Remedies for Elder Abuse
The Elder Abuse and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act provides legal pathways for victims to seek compensation for physical abuse, neglect, or abandonment. These laws ensure victims receive justice and hold perpetrators accountable.
Recognizing the Signs of Nursing Home Abuse
Common Red Flags
If you notice any of the following signs, it may indicate your loved one is experiencing nursing home abuse or neglect:
- Sudden changes in mood or behavior
- Unclean or soiled bedding and clothing
- Signs of sexual abuse, such as bruising or unusual behavior
- Unexplained injuries like bruises, sores, or broken bones
- Evidence of dehydration, malnutrition, or poor hygiene
- Restricted access to your loved one by caregivers
- Symptoms of depression or emotional withdrawal
Immediate Steps to Take
If you suspect abuse, act quickly:
- Seek immediate medical care for your loved one.
- Document any signs of abuse or neglect.
- Contact an experienced nursing home abuse attorney to discuss your case.