Florida Nursing Home Neglect LawyersWe trust nursing homes to take care of our loved ones. Too often, however, through neglect or out-right abuse, nursing home workers break that trust. Sometimes, because of understaffing, the hiring of incompetent caretakers, or both, the nursing homes themselves are to blame when one of your loved ones is injured or abused while under their care. At Heller & Heller, P.A., we fight for families who have seen their loved ones suffer because of nursing home abuse. Our lawyers have more than 31 combined years of experience helping people throughout south Florida with a wide variety of personal injury claims. We know how to help you and your family. Call us now to get our experienced and aggressive representation on your side: 1-866-461-0319 No recovery, no fee. Not all nursing home injuries are caused by abuse or neglect. However, if you or your loved ones injuries were caused by negligent care or abuse, you deserve compensation for your injuries, and when you collect damages, you send a message to nursing homes that no other senior should have to go through the same mistreatment. Our attorneys help victims of: - Bed sores (pressure sores or decubitis ulcers)
- Falls resulting in broken bones and bruises
- Failure to monitor
- Failure to provide adequate nutrition
- Dehydration
- Medication errors
- Physical or sexual abuse
- Verbal or emotional abuse
- Involuntary seclusion
- Catastrophic injuries
- Wrongful death
We opened our law firm with the belief that there is a responsible way to work with clients who have been injured. We start by caring and communicating throughout the legal process. Our attorneys and staff carefully and compassionately guide our clients and our clients' families through their legal issues. Contact our nursing home abuse lawyers and get our experience and compassion on your side.
If you have been injured in an accident, you have rights. You cannot depend on the insurance company or other responsible parties to explain those rights. Call us, we can explain.
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