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Why Should I Choose The Ruth Law Team as My Elder Abuse, Neglect, or Nursing Home Falls Attorney?

The Ruth Law Team has over 40 years of experience in negotiating settlements in cases like yours. We always try to get you fair compensation and make your life easier along the way. Not only are we available to address your questions and concerns 24/7, but we’ll come to you and your elderly loved one wherever you are – at home, at work, in the hospital, or elsewhere. We know that dealing with elder abuse can be overwhelming, which is why we work hard to minimize your burden, starting with working through contingency fees. Our team of nursing home abuse attorneys is passionate about seeking justice, and we’re ready to use our skills and resources to help you seek the compensation you or your loved ones are due.

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Here is Everything You Need to Know to Determine How to Prevent Elder Abuse

June 15 marks World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, a day promoting an understanding of neglect and abuse that some of the most vulnerable citizens of the world suffer from daily. Sadly, five million elders in the U.S. are victims of abuse, neglect, and/or exploitation each year—and this number includes only those reported. The National Committee for the… read more?

What should you do if you find bedsores on a bedridden patient?

ATTENTION: The presence of bedsores is often indicative of a nursing home’s neglect both in causing and failing to prevent such ulcers. As advocates for the elderly and their families, The Ruth Law Team has many years of experience handling hundreds of cases resulting from the negligence and resulting patient abuse that occurs in many nursing… read more?

How do I get better care for a loved one who is in a nursing home?

The purpose of a care facility—assisted living, nursing home, hospital, etc—is to provide the level of help necessary for a person either to rehabilitate from an injury or surgery, or simply to reside safely on a day-to-day basis. Because these residents are all either physically and/or mentally unable to fully care for themselves, they’re especially… read more?