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Q: What will it cost me to talk to you about my cases?
A: Nothing. We consider it our duty and privilege to listen and make a determination if we can be of assistance to you.
Q: If your firm takes my case, how will we pay for the legal services?
A: We take nursing home abuse cases on a contingency fee, or percentage, basis. In other words, we are paid a percentage of the money recovery which we make on your behalf. If we do not make a recovery, we will not be paid.
Q: I cannot come to your office to visit you. Will you come to me?
A: Yes.
Q: I believe my family member was a victim of nursing home abuse or neglect. However, the family member was old and suffered from a lot of health problems. Can your firm still help?
A: There is a good chance that we can. Just because a person is elderly and in poor health does not mean that they are not entitled to good treatment and a dignified existence.
Q: Is there a time limit on my right to bring legal action for nursing home abuse?
A: Yes. For that reason, it is important that you contact a lawyer as soon as you can so that you can get an explanation on how short your time period may be.
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"You shall not afflict any widow... if you afflict them in any way, and they cry at all to me, I will surely hear their cry."
- Exodus 22:22
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