New Haven Nursing Home Negligence Lawyer

Connecticut Nursing Neglect and Abuse Attorney

We trust nursing homes to provide food, shelter, and nursing care for the vulnerable elderly and others who can not adequately care for themselves. When they break our trust, they must be held accountable.

Nothing gives us more satisfaction than winning a nursing home negligence case.

If your loved one has been abused or neglected in a nursing home, assisted living facility, or any other type of care center, please contact a New Haven nursing home negligence attorney at Williams and Barber today for a free initial consultation and case evaluation.

We have been helping victims of nursing home abuse recover monetary compensation for their injuries, pain, and suffering for more than a decade. We are driven to fight aggressively on behalf of injured nursing home residents. If your loved one was injured falling out of bed or because he or she wasn’t being adequately monitored or supervised, we know how to help. Please contact our nursing home abuse lawyer today.

Each time we win a nursing negligence law suit we not only help the injured individual, we also send a clear message to all care providers that they must abide by established standards of care and fulfill their mission to care for their residents responsibly.

Cases of nursing home abuse and neglect are especially tragic because nursing home residents are entirely dependent on their caregivers. Family members are often unaware of the situation until it has gone on for a prolonged period of time.

 If you notice any of the signs or symptoms of abuse or neglect, don’t hesitate to contact a New Haven nursing home negligence attorney at Williams and Barber to discuss the situation. The initial consultation is free and you will pay no attorneys fees unless we win financial compensation in your case.

According to the National Center on Elder Abuse, nursing home abuse and neglect can include:

• physical neglect: disregard for the necessities of daily living
• medical neglect: lack of care for existing medical problems
• financial exploitation – misuse of funds or other assets
• failure to prevent dehydration, malnutrition, and bed sores
• failure to assist in personal hygiene, or in the provision of food, clothing, or shelter
• unsanitary and unclean conditions
• failure to protect from health and safety hazards
• assault or battery
• sexual assault or battery
• unreasonable physical restraint
• giving too much medication
• not giving needed medication

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Located a block off the green in downtown New Haven, Connecticut, the nursing home negligence law firm of Williams and Barber represents clients in Bridgeport, Middletown, Hartford, Meriden, Waterbury, Bristol, Meriden, Trumbull, East Haven, and Stamford, as well as residents of New Haven County, Hartford County, and Middlesex County.