Nursing Home Litigation

One of the most challenging decisions in life can be placing a loved one in a nursing home. But if that nursing home is abusive or negligent, it’s worse.

Unfortunately, nursing home abuse is a serious problem across the country and here in West Texas. If your loved one has been the victim of nursing home abuse or neglect, you have the right to take legal action and demand compensation.

Common signs of nursing home abuse:

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Unexplained bruising, soft tissue injuries, or broken bones

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Bedsores

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Unexpected
weight loss

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Undiagnosed
medical conditions

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Anxiety and
depression

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Agitation and
anger

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Isolation and
withdrawal

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Unexplained fears
or inhibitions

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Unexpected withdrawals
from a financial account

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Missing personal
property

Signs of an abusive environment can include:

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Staff members
refusing to allow
residents to
speak for themselves

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Nursing homes restricting
a resident’s visiting hours
or communication
without cause

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Falsifying reports
about care provided
to residents

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Agitation, indifference,
or anger toward residents

Nursing home abuse can be devastating. Has a West Texas nursing home caused your loved one to suffer physically, emotionally, or financially?

If so, you have the right to file a personal injury lawsuit to recover compensation and damages.

You will not pay a fee unless we recover a settlement on your case. Case expenses are recovered from the case settlement. If no recovery is obtained, you will not owe us any fees.

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