Nursing Home Neglect Attorney in Los Angeles
If you are in a nursing home and unable to care for yourself, the chances are good that at sometime during your stay you will not receive adequate liquids. This could result in just a temporary period of discomfort. But if the period between liquid refreshment is prolonged, it could lead to dehydration, serious injury or even death.
Some signs of dehydration are:
- Increased heart rate
- Decreased urination
- Headaches
- Cramps
- Tingling in the feet and hands
- Fatigue
If your loved one has experienced one or more of these symptoms or if you suspect that he or she is not receiving sufficient liquids, contact your doctor, and then contact Peter K. Levine as soon as possible.
Obtaining Compensation and Justice for Dehydration Victims
Our firm will carefully review your loved one's situation and the surrounding facts. We will act to obtain physical relief from dehydration for your loved one and aggressively seek compensation for his or her suffering.
Attorney Peter K. Levine has over 20 years experience helping victims of nursing home abuse obtain compensation and justice. He and his team will review medical records, interview witnesses, and make aggressive use of depositions to document caregiver and managerial negligence and neglect.
Often, our careful case preparation skills can enable us to negotiate a settlement that provides compensation for our client's suffering and holds management accountable. If necessary, we will argue your case forcefully at trial. Your loved one deserves nothing less than justice and a full accounting of those responsible. As an added benefit, management will often change their practices, thereby reducing the risk of injury to others.
Put the Power of Experience to Work for You
For a free initial consultation with Peter K. Levine about a nursing home dehydration case, call 866.819.4503 toll free or send us an e-mail.
Peter K. Levine | 5455 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1250 | Los Angeles, CA. 90036
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