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What are common nursing home abuse cases?

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Nursing home abuse can cover a wide range of incidents. From minor bruises to life-threatening injuries, nursing home abuse is a serious matter that demands serious attention and at our law firm we take elder abuse very seriously. That's why it's critical you have someone on your side who knows how to handle such complicated cases.

At Shuttlesworth Law Firm, P.C., we're familiar with many different types of nursing home abuse. We gained this knowledge through our extensive work on many nursing home abuse cases in Alabama. If your loved one is a victim of nursing home abuse, contact us immediately.

What types of cases does Shuttlesworth Law Firm, P.C. handle in Alabama?

Nursing home abuse can take many different forms. The most common types of nursing home abuse cases we handle at Shuttlesworth Law Firm, P.C. include:

Are there differences between different types of nursing home abuse cases?

The answer to this question is a resounding yes. Every nursing home abuse case is unique. That's because the circumstances surrounding each case varies widely from one abuse victim to another. Even when they are similarities, each case must be carefully investigated.

Experienced nursing home abuse lawyers know this. That's why they don't take a one-size-fits-all approach to nursing home abuse cases. They carefully investigate every abuse claim and gather evidence in order to build a strong legal case, one nursing home abuse victim at a time, with the goal of securing nursing home abuse compensation for their clients.

Why should I hire an Alabama lawyer at Shuttlesworth Law Firm, P.C.?

Whatever type of nursing home abuse case you're dealing with, it's critical you have an attorney on your side looking out for your family's best interests. Even if the police or another government agency is investigating your claim, we can help you with your case.

Remember, official investigators don't work for you. That's why it's important your family has someone on your side making sure your interests come first. We take such cases very seriously because we strongly believe nursing homes should be held accountable for their actions.

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We don't take every case we receive at Alabama law firm Shuttlesworth Law Firm, P.C. We only take cases in which we believe we can truly help people and make a difference in their lives, especially when it comes to nursing home abuse lawsuits. If you have a difficult case, you have come to the right place. We've spent years developing the experience, reputation and fearlessness to win some of the most complex cases in Alabama.

We pride ourselves on our honesty. We don't make promises we cannot keep. That's why we promise to give you an accurate assessment of your case when you contact us. We want what's best for you. Expect more. Call 866-583-1885 and schedule a free case evaluation. We work on a contingency fee basis when handling nursing home abuse and neglect cases. This means you don't pay us any fees unless you win.

Bessemer

Bessemer, located in Jefferson County, southwest of Birmingham, is a small city with a population of about 27,000. Many families choose to place their loved ones one of the four nursing homes in Bessemer, AL. The four facilities have a total of 458 residents: Oaks on Parkwood Skilled Nursing Facility, Terrace Oaks Care & Rehabilitation Center, Golden LivingCenter - Meadowood, Oak Trace Care & Rehabilitation Center. Was your loved one harmed in a Bessemer, AL nursing home? Know your rights. Talk to a lawyer now.

Hueytown

Hueytown in Jefferson County has a population of about 16,000. The city has two nursing homes - Self Health Care & Rehabilitation Center Inc., which has 131 beds, and Golden LivingCenter - Hueytown, which has 50 beds. If your loved one was harmed or you lost a loved one in a nursing home due to abuse or neglect, contact an attorney to discover your rights.

Birmingham

With more than 200,000 residents living here, Birmingham is the largest city in Alabama. Many of Alabama's nursing homes are located within the city limits. The 22 facilities, which have a total of 2,437 beds, include South Haven Health and Rehabilitation, LLC, Meadowbrook Extended Care, Civic Center Health and Rehabilitation, LLC, Fairview Health and Rehabilitation Center, and Eastview Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center, among others (this is a partial list). If your loved one was injured in a Birmingham nursing home, arrange a free consultation with an experienced attorney today.

Pell City

Pell City, AL in St. Clair County is a small city in Alabama, with roughly 13,000 people living here. The city has grown residentially and commercially over recent years. Pell City has three nursing homes with 391 beds. The facilities in Pell City include Meadowview Nursing Center, Village at Cook Springs Skilled Nursing Facility, Golden LivingCenter - Pell City. A nursing home injury can be devastating, but you can take action to protect your rights. Call an attorney today to get started.

Oneonta

Oneonta in 2010 had a population of 6,567. There's more to this small city than the Covered Bridge Festival, which attracts visitors each year who want to discover Oneonta's history and visit the remaining covered bridges in Blount County. Many Alabama Families place loved ones in one of the two nursing homes: TLC Nursing Center, which has 103 beds, and Golden LivingCenter - Oneonta, which has 120 beds. Let us hear from you if your loved one suffered abuse or neglect in a nursing home. Contact an attorney for a free consultation.

Pleasant Grove

Situated in western Jefferson County, Pleasant Grove is the city with the nickname "The Good Neighbor City." It's a place where more than 10,000 people call home. The two nursing homes are Caregivers of Pleasant Grove, Inc., with 64 beds, and Legacy Health and Rehabilitation of Pleasant Grove, with 198 beds. We urge you to speak with an attorney if your loved one was harmed in a nursing home. Call today or complete the form on this page.

Clanton

Clanton, a city in Chilton County with about 9,000 residents, has a motto that states "a good place to visit ... a better place to live." That may be one of the reasons why some Alabama families place their loved ones in Hatley Health Care Inc., a nursing home in Clanton with 201 beds. Our attorney can help you and your loved one if you suspect nursing home abuse or neglect. Contact us right now. A delay may affect your rights.

Ashville

The city of Ashville, AL in St. Clair County has just over 2,000 residents. Ashville is described as a community with many Antebellum homes, churches - a place steeped in history. The one nursing home in Ashville is Health Care Inc., with 53 beds. Nursing home abuse and neglect should never be tolerated. We can help you get justice. Contact an attorney right now.

Jasper

Located in Walker County, AL, Jasper has about 14,000 residents. Jasper, once one of the leading producers of coal in the world, is rich in history. Several places are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The nursing home in Jasper, Ridgeview Health Services, Inc., has two locations. One is a 148-bed facility and the other has 98 beds. Was your loved one injured in a nursing home? Let our attorney put experience and resources to work. The injury or neglect deserves immediate legal attention.

Gardendale

One of the northern suburbs of Birmingham, Gardendale, AL has a population of about 14,000 people. The city has grown over the years and now includes over 400 businesses, four schools and 24 churches. Gardendale also is the location of one nursing home, Magnolia Ridge Care and Rehabilitation Center, with 148 beds. A nursing home abuse or neglect case can be complex, but our attorney has experience. We know how to get results.

Alabaster

A growing city in Shelby County, Alabaster has more than 30,000 people living in the city. The two nursing homes are Shelby Ridge Nursing Home (131 beds) and Chandler Health & Rehabilitation Center, LLC (198 beds). If you see signs of nursing home abuse or neglect or suspect your loved one was injured or died because of negligence, talk to an attorney immediately.

Centreville

A small city in Bibb County, Centreville has fewer than 3,000 residents, but does include one nursing home with 131 beds, Bibb Medical Center Nursing Home. Our attorney have a proven track record of getting results for victims of nursing home abuse and neglect. We want to hear from you now. Free case review.

Trussville

Trussville in Jefferson and St. Clair counties has been described as one of the most rapidly growing city in Alabama. It now has a population of more than 20,000 people. In 2000, there were about 5,000 people living in Trussville. The city's one nursing home, Golden LivingCenter - Trussville, has 125 beds. Your loved one's injury in a nursing home deserves serious and immediate legal representation. Let us know what happened, so we can begin helping you.

Cordova

The small city of Cordova in Walker County has a population of about 2,000 people. The nursing home in Cordova, AL is Cordova Health and Rehabilitation, LLC, which has 114 beds. A nursing home resident deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. If your loved one was injured or neglected, we urge you to talk to our knowledgeable attorney.

Columbiana

Columbiana in Shelby County has about 4,000 residents and includes one nursing home, Columbiana Health and Rehabilitation, LLC, which has 63 beds. Our attorney holds negligent nursing homes accountable. If your loved one was hurt due to negligence, we want to hear from you now. A delay may affect your rights.

Carbon Hill

Carbon Hill, a city of roughly 2,000 people, is located in Walker County. There is one nursing home in Carbon Hill - Walker Rehabilitation Center, Inc., which has 59 beds. If you believe your loved one was injured or neglected in a nursing home, you will need to get legal advice from an attorney with years of experience. Talk to us today.

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