NURSING HOME ABUSE INJURIES
Nursing Home Abuse Claim Investigations
If you suspect that anyone in your family is a victim of elder abuse, this website will help you get answers. It is written by me, a medical malpractice and nursing home abuse lawyer who focuses on hunting down negligent nursing home facilities, exposing elder abuse, and advocating for victims of nursing home abuse across the country.
I have conducted investigations and represented nursing home abuse victims, including in nursing home abuse and assisted living facility negligence cases, in over two dozen different states and jurisdictions.
Different Nursing Home Injuries
If someone you know is in a nursing home and has a suspicious nursing home injury (such as a pressure wound / bed sore), I’ve researched and prepared injury specific fact sheets based on my prior cases, medical journals, and legal literature and research.
Those nursing home injury fact sheets have medical and legal information that help determine whether you have a case and how much that case could be worth.
The goal here is to help answer whether the nursing home abuse injuries your family member has is indicative of negligence.
Pressure Ulcer Lawsuit
Statistically, bed sores are the most common nursing home abuse injuries. I would estimate that at least two-thirds of nursing home abuse victims and their family members who call me for help or advice tell me that bed sores are involved.
I have a private library with hundreds of scientific journals and medical publications on bedsore injury claims. I’ve converted those journals into a fact matrix/spreadsheet (with internal citations to each journal) with facts I use to prove and win your bedsore injury claim.
For example, here are some data points from my journal-matrix I can use to prove that, with a greater than 50% likelihood, your loved ones bedsore was the source of their sepsis, infection and/or death:
♦ 99% of bedsores have bacterial growth
♦ 50% of the time when patient has bacteremia + pressure wound, the bedsore is the infection’s source
♦ 52% of the time when someone with a bedsore + bacteremia dies, the bedsore is a contributing culprit
♦ 61% of patients with multiple bedsores will die from the pressure wounds
♦ 56% of time a patient has sepsis + bedsore, bedsore is the source of the infection
The key to winning a pressure ulcer lawsuit is knowing the science, beating the defense experts with those cold hard facts, and making sure the negligent nursing homes know that you have a scientifically savvy lawyer backing you up (which helps limit the “causation” games they usually will try and play).
Free Consult With Pressure Ulcer Lawsuit Lawyer
To really get a feel of whether the nursing home was negligent, me, and for that matter any nursing home abuse lawyer, has to dig into the medical records and other key facts to find out if you have a strong enough case and can sue the nursing home for negligence.
To recruit my help for that, send me an email or submit the contact form at the bottom of this page.
Warmly,
Reza Davani, Esq.
Nursing Home & Malpractice Lawyer & Author
500+ Nursing Home Investigations
$45,000,000+ in Client Recoveries
25+ States Reached in Helping Victims
reza@nursinghometruth.com
(301) 922-4598