Michael Francis Moran

Nursing home abuse refers to any acts of abuse, neglect, or mistreatment committed by a nursing home staff member against a resident or patient. Nursing home abuse can refer to physical abuse, sexual abuse, financial abuse, psychological abuse, emotional abuse, or neglect.

24 years, 280 cases

At Moran Law, we are dedicated to providing excellent legal counsel to abuse happening to elderly living in nursing homes, assisted living facilities and residential care. With an expert team of paralegals, medical consultants and experienced lawyers, we offer the best possible intervention for each case, depending upon the uniqueness of it.

24 years, 310 cases

Falls causing injuries in elderly account for a major sign of nursing home neglect, and may result in broken bones, fractures, tear, wounds and even permanent disability in elderly. Other more severe effects may be functional decline, reduced independence, and an overall reduced quality of life for an elderly person. Patients may also experience feelings of helplessness, depression, anxiety, and social isolation.

24 years, 195 cases

Nursing home abuse & neglect can easily result in wrongful death. Wrongful death refers to situations in which acts of abuse, neglect, or mistreatment result in the accidental death of another. When the staff at a nursing home abuses or neglects an elderly resident, and as a result kills that resident, both the nursing home and the caretaker(s) responsible for the victim’s death will be held liable under California wrongful death laws.

24 years, 127 cases

Like many other forms of abuse, elder abuse is also a complex problem, and it’s easier for people to have misconceptions about it. Especially when the case of abuse involves home health care, people tend to have doubts even if they suspect of any wrongdoing. At Moran Law, we are dedicated to providing effective legal counsel to elderly and their family members against abuse, mistreatment and neglect.

24 years, 310 cases