Has Your Loved One Suffered From Negligence or Abuse?

Has your parent, spouse, or loved one been abused or neglected while in the care of a nursing home or assisted living facility? Houston personal lawyer Jill Yaziji can help you! Jill has handled cases where the negligence and disregard by nursing home professsionals caused fatal injury to an elderly person, or resulted in other avoidable harm and suffering. Nursing homes and assisted living facilities should be a place you can trust to care for your loved one. When these facilities fail to apply the standard of care required by law, Jill Yaziji has held them accountable.

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If your parent, spouse, or loved one has been abused or neglected while in the care of a nursing home or assisted living facility, contact Jill Yaziji Houston Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer for a free consultation and review of your case. (713) 481-9490.

Common Signs of Nursing Home Abuse

• Falls and Fractures
• Dehydration or Malnutrition
• Restraint Injuries usually around wrist or ankles
• Bedsores
• Over medicated or under medicated
• Early signs of dementia
• Body odor, unwashed hair or the look of not being kept clean
• Poor living conditions
• Injuries and unexplained bruises
• Mysterious withdrawals from bank account

Yaziji Law Holds Them To Their Standards!

We believe in nursing homes keeping the promises they made, to provide effective and compassionate care in accordance with state standards. There are many ways to seek civil action against nursing homes. Houston personal Injury lawyer Jill Yaziji will review and investigate for claims against a negligent nursing home when serious signs of neglect and abuse are present.

DISCLAIMER

The information provided on this website is for general purposes only and should be taken as legal advice for any individual case or situation. This information is not intended to create, and receipt or viewing of this website does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship. Each case is different. Call us to discuss the specific facts of your case.