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Final Ruling York Law Firm recently secured an important ruling in a nursing home wrongful death and elder abuse case pending in Shasta County Superior Court. A judge denied motions for summary judgment and summary adjudication filed by eight corporate defendants in...
Suspecting that someone has harmed or exploited an older family member can leave you anxious and unsure where to turn. The attorney you choose may shape how quickly the mistreatment stops and what your family recovers. The questions you ask before you hire can protect...
When the team is locked in, processes are working, and systems are doing their job, it purrs. That's actually how we think about it internally. Like a cat just... running. Smooth. And then every so often, someone shouts from across the office. "YES! I got 'em!...
Selecting a nursing home for an aging loved one can feel overwhelming. You want to make sure your family member receives the best care possible. It can be hard to know where to begin. This guide offers key considerations and practical tips to help you make a confident...
Caring for an elderly loved one can be a challenging responsibility. Those who are in this situation may feel like they are stuck in a maze of emotional, physical, and logistical demands. While trying to provide for a loved one, it is common to decide a nursing home...
Choosing a skilled nursing or assisted living facility for a loved one is an important decision. Part of choosing the right place means considering factors like location, size, level of care, reputation, and more. To help make the decision, families often use internet...
Elder abuse can take many forms, including physical, emotional, sexual, financial abuse and neglect. According to the National Council on Aging, approximately 1 in 10 Americans aged 60 and over have experienced some form of elder abuse. In California, a state with a...
Favoritism can be overlooked as a form of neglect in nursing homes, especially since it does not directly exhibit negative actions toward a ward. This behavior can adversely affect the well-being of non-favored residents and in certain instances, becomes a ground for...
There are certain types of incidents that may occur at nursing homes that put residents at risk. For example, in scenarios involving obstreperous older adults or individuals affected by cognitive decline, elopement could be a concern. Elopement is the medical term for...
Growing older often brings about changes in a person’s cognition and mental faculties, but the persistent forgetting of how to accomplish everyday tasks strays beyond the realm of normal aging. Any impairment in a person’s ability to remember, think, focus, reason...