MURFREESBORO NURSING HOME ABUSE LAWYER

Your loved one might be suffering from abuse in a nursing home if you notice any of the following signs:

• Unexplained bruises, cuts, or fractures could mean they’ve suffered physical abuse.
• Sudden changes in behavior, such as withdrawal, anxiety, or depression, might signal emotional or psychological abuse.
• Poor hygiene, bedsores, or unsanitary living conditions can point to neglect.
• Sudden and unexplained weight loss or dehydration may suggest they are not receiving proper nutrition or hydration.
• Bedsores or infections can also indicate neglect.
• Being fearful around certain staff members.
• Missing personal belongings.
• Unexplained financial transactions.

If you’ve noticed any of these signs, contact us immediately for a free case evaluation. We might be able to tell whether your loved one is a victim of abuse and how to proceed from there. 

Suppose you feel that your loved one is a victim of nursing home abuse. In that case, you need to take immediate action. Here are some quick tips to guide you:

• Document your observations and any signs of abuse.
• Keep a detailed record of dates, times, and any relevant information, including photographs of injuries or poor conditions.
• Speak with your loved one privately to see if they can share any information about their treatment.
• Report your concerns to the nursing home administration.
• If the situation does not improve, file a complaint with the Tennessee Department of Human Services.
• If necessary, make sure your loved one gets the medical treatment they need.
• Move your loved one to a safer nursing home if necessary.
• Contact Morgan and Morgan for a free case review.

At Morgan and Morgan, we have an army of more than 1,000 attorneys who can help you deal with nursing home abuse. Since we are the nation’s most powerful injury firm, our attorneys have access to the legal resources they need to conduct a thorough investigation into the abuse allegations, gather evidence, and interview witnesses to build a strong case on your loved one’s behalf. 

Once they have a solid case in their hands, they can then identify the liable parties and file a claim or lawsuit—depending on how the defendant responds—to ensure your loved one receives the compensation they deserve.

Nursing home abuse cases are time-sensitive, and the last thing you want is to lose a chance to fight for your loved one because you missed an important deadline. Contact Morgan and Morgan today by filling out our free case evaluation form. We might be able to represent you.