Connecticut Nursing Home Abuse Attorneys

The Ferocious Legal Representation Your Loved Ones Deserve

Nursing home residents, among the most vulnerable members of our community, are entitled to proper care, dignity, and respect. Though many nursing homes do provide their residents with adequate levels of care, far too many do not. Profit-focused corporate chains have dominated the nursing home market for several years now. For-profit corporations prioritizing the bottom line over the safety and dignity of nursing home residents often leads to understaffing or inadequate training. A profit-driven focus on increasing the number of residents to the detriment of individualized care has led to a disturbing number of incidents involving neglect and abuse of seniors.

If you suspect that an elderly loved one may be suffering at the hands of their caretakers, contact our nursing home abuse lawyers in Connecticut by calling (860) 245-2412 today.

What Does Nursing Home Abuse Look Like?

Our regulatory and legislative bodies are struggling to cope with what has been described as an epidemic of neglect and abuse, making the civil justice system an even more important force for protecting our community.

Nursing home abuse or neglect cases often involve:

Nursing homes often attempt to escape accountability on account of the resident’s age, life expectancy, or comorbidities. Life is precious, dignity is fundamental to our humanity, and long, productive lives are worthy of respect.

What You Can Expect When You Work With RisCassi & Davis, P.C.

In a typical nursing home case, the nursing home facility and its employees are the only ones who know what happened, when, where, and why. Sadly, they will often resist producing that information when questioned.

In a typical nursing home case, the nursing home facility or corporation will have the lion’s share of the pertinent information, especially as to what happened, when, where, and why. Sadly they will often resist producing that information when questioned.

You can be confident that RisCassi & Davis, P.C. will make effective use of all Connecticut rules that require nursing homes to designate a representative to answer questions under oath about staffing levels, and staff credentials, training, rate of pay, schedules, and the facility’s practices, policies, and procedures for promoting residents’ safety or well-being.

Call our Connecticut nursing home abuse lawyers at (860) 245-2412 today to schedule a free initial consultation. We are here to provide you with compassionate counsel when you need it most.