Placing a loved one in a nursing home is a decision built on trust, but when that trust is broken, the results can be devastating. Neglect, abuse, and improper care in nursing facilities can lead to serious harm, emotional distress, and even life-threatening conditions.
At Small Law Firm, we stand up for elderly individuals and their families, holding negligent nursing homes accountable and seeking justice for those affected by mistreatment.
Nursing home residents deserve safety, dignity, and proper care. Unfortunately, neglect and abuse happen far too often. Common warning signs include:
✔ Physical abuse – Unexplained bruises, fractures, or bedsores.
✔ Emotional abuse – Sudden withdrawal, fear, or depression.
✔ Neglect – Malnutrition, dehydration, or unsanitary living conditions.
✔ Financial abuse – Unauthorized withdrawals or missing funds.
Nursing homes, administrators, and staff members may be legally responsible when their negligence leads to harm. Our team investigates facility records, staff conduct, and medical reports to determine accountability and pursue justice for your loved one.
When a loved one suffers due to nursing home negligence, you need an experienced advocate on your side. Here’s why families trust Small Law Firm:
✔ Compassionate & Personalized Support: We handle every case with care, respect, and direct communication.
✔ Decades of Experience: Helping New York families seek justice for victims of elder abuse.
✔ Proven Results: Over $100 million in settlements recovered for our clients.
✔ No Upfront Costs: We only get paid if you win your case.
If you suspect neglect or abuse in a nursing home, don’t wait. Contact us today for a free case review, and let us help protect your loved one’s rights.
Family members or legal guardians can typically file on behalf of the harmed elder.
Compensation may cover medical expenses, pain and suffering, and punitive damages.
Neglect can include improper care, failure to prevent falls, or lack of hygiene.
Yes, New York law typically requires filing within three years.
Signs include unexplained injuries, malnutrition, or fearfulness.