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A Virginia man will be facing trial for accusations of elder abuse and neglect of his 86-year-old mother that eventually lead to her death.
According to an article on the Richmond Times Dispatch, 57-year-old Richard Lee Wallace was responsible for the care of his elderly mother, Elsie Wallace. Wallace had lived with his mother for the majority of his adult life and began taking care of her finances in 2008. Two years later, the elderly woman, who had Alzheimer's, had lost the ability to walk and relied solely on her son for care and assistance. The last few months of the elderly woman's life were spent on a torn-up couch in the home, which is exactly where officers found her body when they were dispatched to the home.
Upon arrival, officers found the elderly woman, who had been deceased for no longer than an hour, covered in flies with bedsores that were filled with maggots. Upon further investigation, the cause of death was the direct result of a bacterial infection in the blood caused by gangrene. Wallace's elder abuse trial is currently underway and expected to come to a close this week.
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A 56 year old California Valley man had been arrested on elder abuse charges after he allegedly beat his ex-girlfriend.
According to an article on the San Luis Obispo Tribune, Douglas Ray Flaata is accused of severely beating his former 74-year-old girlfriend. The incident occurred this past Sunday in California Valley at around 5:30pm. Officers received an emergency phone call and upon arriving at the residence, they found the elderly woman had suffered serious injuries. Flaata was arrested on suspicion of elder abuse and was taken to the local county jail where he is being held on a $500,000 bail.
If you or someone you know has witnessed elder abuse, please report the abuse as soon as possible! Waiting to alert authorities or even the nursing home administrative personnel can be harmful to the victim's health.
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Hanexaysana Rattanovong, 35, from Middletown, was arrested on charges of elder abuse and vehicle theft after he stole a motorcycle in early August.
According to an article on the Lake County News, Rattanovong asked the owner of a motorcycle, who was selling the bike, if he could do take it out for a test ride in Clearlake, California. When the man did not return with the bike, the owner alerted police officers who then had the report publicized in the local newspaper. With the help of several individuals who called with similar stories, the police officer and the motorcycle owner were able to determine that Rattanovong was the man who stole the bike. Once the bike was returned, Rattanovong was arrested for elder abuse, vehicle theft and possession of stolen property but posted his $10,000bail and was released.
Most people assume that elder abuse only occurs in nursing homes or by a caregiver at the victims own home. Unfortunately, many elderly individuals are taken advantage of without even realizing it. If you suspect or have witnessed elder abuse, whether outside of a healthcare facility or during a stay at a nursing home, it is important that you immediately report the abuse.
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Timothy Ralph Carrillo, 49, has been convicted of 24 charges, one of which includes elder abuse as well as residential burglary, grand theft and contracting without a license.
According to the Monterey Herald, Carrillo solicited home repair and remodeling projects from elderly residents and once he received large sums of money from them, he disappeared without providing any services. Out of the nine victims that testified who lost sums ranging from $1,260 to $65,000, seven of them were elderly. Carrillo is currently on a loan from the state of Texas where he is already serving a 25-year sentence for scamming the elderly; once convicted, Carrillo could be looking at 34 years in prison once he completes his previous 25-year prison commitment.
If you or someone you know has been the victim of elder abuse, contact our California Elder Abuse Lawyers. We have the experience and knowledge to handle any type of elder abuse case and will work hard so provide both you and the victim with the support that you need during this difficult time.
Elder abuse can occur in several ways including physical, sexual, verbal, emotional, neglect and even financial abuse. The most recent story involved an 85-year-old woman, originally from Los Angeles, who was found alone in a small cabin in Maine.
According to WLBZ, the elderly woman was taken from her California home a year and a half ago by three individuals who befriended her and eventually gained control of her assets. Barbara Davis, Nicholas Davis and Jonathan Stevens have all been arrested and charged with elder abuse and endangering the welfare of a dependent person which is a Class C felony. The three befriended the elderly woman, became her caregivers and convinced the woman to trust them. Officers have discovered that the three claimed to take care of the woman, liquidated her assets and set up a trust at the woman's request.
Contact our California Nursing Home Abuse Attorneys if you suspect or know someone who is or has suffered from elder abuse.
An 87-year-old woman has fallen victim of elder abuse after the nursing home that she resided in failed to provide her with the proper care and attention.
According to WKRN, Pauline Holt was taken to the local hospital after she fell at the Life Care Center of Columbia earlier this month. Unfortunately, this was not the first time that the elderly woman had fallen while she was supposed to be under supervision. Holt's daughter told reporters that since her mother has lived at the facility, she has fallen 10 times.
Nursing home care givers are supposed to provide their residents with the medical care and attention that each resident needs. This includes making sure that the resident's living quarters are clutter-free, that the resident is taken care of if they become wet or provide additional assistance when moving to and from their bed.
Contact our California Nursing Home Abuse Attorneys today if you have witnessed elder abuse. We understand how frustrating and difficult it may be to suspect elder abuse; we are here to answer any questions you may have as well as handle your case.
Cesar Ulloa, 22, has been convicted of elder abuse and will serve 6 years in prison for elder abuse and life behind bars for torture.
According to the Daily News, the Reseda man, who was 19 at the time of the abuse, worked at the Silverado Senior Living retirement home in Calabasas where he abused three elderly residents as well as tortured an elderly man.
Prosecutors stated that Ulloa body-slammed a 78-year-old mute woman, launched himself from a dresser onto the stomach of an elderly man and taunted a resident, saying that he was "sexing his daughter". Once the body of 80-year-old Elmore Kittower was exhumed, it was determined that the elderly man had been tortured for months before he died.
If you have witnessed or suspect elder abuse, contact our California Nursing Home Abuse Attorneys as soon as possible.
Due to a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice, California seniors who are victims of abuse can now receive free legal advice through a new toll-free statewide hotline.
According to the SF Appeal, those over the age of 60 can contact the California Senior Legal Hotline which is a non- emergency line designated to providing seniors with legal advice. The hotline is being operated by a Sacramento-based nonprofit Legal Services of Northern California. The hotline program is especially designed for those who are victims of domestic or elder abuse and if callers choose, they may be connected with local programs where they can obtain more support.
Are you a victim of elder abuse? Do you suspect or have witnessed elder abuse of a friend or loved one? If so, contact our California Elder Abuse Attorneys today to find out more information on how we can help you.
An Orange County nursing home has been penalized and fined with $75,000 in violations for elder abuse for a patient's death last year.
The Victoria Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Costa Mesa, has received the most severe penalty under state law after one of its residents died in September. According to the OC Register, a 92-year-old man was admitted to the Victoria Healthcare Center after he had hip surgery. The elderly man was recovering when an undetected ulcer ruptured in his small intestine which then caused his bloodstream to become infected. Family members and an occupational therapist all told officers that the elderly man was lethargic and in pain, but no one contacted the doctor.
If you suspect that someone you know is a victim of elder abuse, do not wait to contact authorities; the elderly person's health and life could be in danger. Contact our Orange County Elder Abuse Attorneys today for more information.
Elderly individuals often entrust a nursing home to take care of them, provide them with daily necessities as well as proper medical treatment. Unfortunately, many nursing homes fail to uphold their promises and cause their residents to become victims of elder abuse.
Our elder abuse lawyers understand the dangers of elder abuse and are here to provide you with information that can help you discover elder abuse. One type of elder abuse that causes serious health risks is neglect as it can lead to bedsores.
Bedsores are a painful pressure ulcer that can occur on any part of the body, especially around areas such as elbows, knees, ankles and sacrum/tailbone. Especially common in patients that are bedridden or confined to wheelchairs, bedsores can occur and spread quickly, but if caught early on, they are easy to treat.
Typical causes of bedsores include:
- Unrelieved pressure
- Friction between bed/skin
- Humidity/temperature
- Shearing forces
Our Elder Abuse Attorneys know that the easiest way to prevent bedsores from occurring is to ensure that the elderly resident receives the proper bedsore care and does not stay in one position for a long period of time; turning the patient at least every two hours will help avoid bedsores from forming or getting worse.
On top of this, it is the nursing homes obligation to provide the patient with a clean and sanitary room and ensure that excess moisture from incontinence, perspiration or fluids from other lesions are taken care of immediately. Moisture can aggravate current bedsores or cause new ones to form. If left untreated, bedsores will turn into open wounds, become infected and can lead to death. A California Elder Abuse Attorney will be able to provide you more information regarding elder abuse laws that may help take your case to court.
It is imperative that if you notice any sign of bedsores, that you contact the nursing home staff doctors or nurses. If the bedsore does not improve, contact the local police department for immediate medical attention.
Speak with an experienced and knowledgeable California Elder Abuse Attorney today to find out more information on how we can help the victim.
Jerry Wayne Baker, 50, has been arrested on suspicion of elder abuse and making terrorist threats.
According to Hesperia Star, Baker beat his 73-year-old mother with a flashlight and threatened to break her hands so she can no longer play the piano after the mother asked her son to pay rent. Baker attacked and started to choke his mother after the two began arguing. The elderly woman was taken to St. Mary Medical Center where medical personnel contacted the police department. Officers went to the elder woman's home where they found evident of the beating and arrested her son.
If you suspect or notice signs of elder abuse, contact a leading California Elder Abuse Attorney immediately to find out what we can do for you.
If a friend or a loved one is a resident at a California nursing facility, it is important to learn all the signs of elder abuse so that they can be stopped immediately. Because any type of abuse can cause extensive damage both physically and mentally, knowing the signs of abuse can be beneficial and can provide both you and the resident with peace of mind knowing that they will be protected.
Elder abuse does not always apply to elderly individuals; an elder can be categorized as:
- Anyone over the age of 65
- A dependent adult who is between the ages of 16 and 64 who has physical or mental limitations
- Any person who is between 18 and 64 who has been admitted to a 24-hour facility such as psychiatric hospitals, acute-care hospitals or even a chemical dependency recovery hospital
Signs of elder abuse may or may not be visible, can occur virtually anywhere and include physical, verbal, emotional, sexual and neglect. Nursing homes and facilities have a legal obligation to protect their residents and offer them exceptional care. Some signs of elder abuse include, but are not limited to:
Physical/Sexual Abuse:
- Unexplained injuries
- Bruises, welts
- Open wounds, cuts, bedsores
- Sexual battery/assault
- Torn or bloody underwear
Emotional/Verbal Abuse:
- Withdrawn, non-communicative
- Emotionally upset, agitated
- Humiliates, insults, ignores family members
- Afraid of multiple or specific caretaker
- Wants to be isolated from others
- Exhibits unusual sucking, biting, rocking behavior
Neglect Abuse:
- Unsanitary, unclean living conditions
- No assistance with personal hygiene
- Limited access to food, clothing, medical services
- Dehydrated or malnourished
- Lack of care for existing medical conditions
If you have discovered elder abuse, contact a knowledgeable and qualified California Elder Abuse Attorney immediately. We will assist you in all aspects of the case, provide you with legal advice and will make sure that the victim is compensated for the pain and suffering that they have endured.
A residential care home facility in Fair Oaks is shut down by the state of California after a "granny cam" captures elder abuse.
The Sacramento Bee states that Sean Suh installed a camera next to his grandmother Kyong Hui Duncan's bed to make sure that the staff treated her right. Suh noticed that his grandmother was suffering from unexplained gashes and bruises, and seem to be drugged when he visited; he found a new home to transfer his grandmother to, however, was informed that she had passed away.
Shortly after Duncan's death, Suh went through the camera's footage and found a clip that showed a staffer violently shaking Duncan in her wheelchair. Duncan's family filed a civil lawsuit charging the home with abuse, neglect and wrongful death.
Following the investigation, the state ordered the home to cease operation. On top of this, the state has accused the Fair Oaks home of "fire code violations, failing to dispose of contaminated needles, using prescription medicines that had expired and forging prescriptions". If you know someone who is the victim of elder abuse, contact our Elder Abuse Attorneys today to receive the compensation that they deserve.
Juries throughout the nation are fed up with nursing home abuse cases and the verdicts are showing it. Within the span of a couple of months one jury in Northern California awarded a $600 million verdict against a nursing home believed to be intentionally understaffing. The $3.1 million Orange County verdict was no surprise given the trend and most recently Georgia announced its highest award against a nursing home. $43 million was awarded when Morris Ellison, an 80 year old patient of the Moran Lake Nursing Home, fell several times. One fall resulted in him breaking his hip. The nursing home is accused of failing to notify his doctors of the injuries.
This pattern is a tragedy and requires vigilance on behalf of loved ones in California nursing homes. If you suspect that you or your family member has been the victim of nursing home abuse or neglect call our dedicated California nursing home abuse attorneys today.
With the projected senior population to double within the next 20 years and more than 43% of all seniors over the age of 65 residing in nursing homes the risk of elder abuse becomes exponential. According to the United States General Accounting Office, just over a decade ago one in three nursing homes in California was cited for negligence or abuse. The increasing number of elderly patients in California nursing homes gives great concern that the number of elder abuse reports will go up as well. With budget cuts and gross overstaffing, incidents have steadily been on the rise.
Nursing home abuse preys on victims that can rarely stand up for themselves.
Entrusting a home with your loved ones care and then finding out about negligence or abuse is devastating but it must be reported. For every reported California nursing home abuse incident many more go unreported. Be diligent, make constant visits and listen to your loved one. If you suspect or know of an elder abuse or neglect problem, call our California nursing home abuse attorneys today.
At around 7 am this morning a man was taken into custody in a stabbing at a Long Beach assisted living facility. While little is known with respect to the stabbing the man was taken into custody for questioning. The stabbing occurred at the Crofton Manor Inn in Long Beach. The assisted living facility is located at East 5th Street and Cherry Avenue.
California nursing home abuse can occur in all forms. It is unknown what the circumstances are in the above case. However, if you or a family member is the victim of California nursing home abuse or neglect you deserve to be compensated for the wrong committed against you. For instance, if a nursing home is found to be understaffed or there was a lack of supervision you could be entitled to compensation. Call our California Nursing Home Abuse lawyers today for a free consultation.
Earlier this year, US News and World Report issued a ranking of the top nursing homes. The following is a list of the top 25 nursing homes in Southern California according to the report.
1. Rady Children's Hospital Bernardo Center, San Diego
2. Community Care Center, Duarte
3. Green Acres Lodge, Rosemead
4. Harbor View Center, Long Beach
5. Hillcrest Manor Sanitarium, National City
6. Parkside Special Care Center, El Cajon
7. Providence St. Elizabeth Care, North Hollywood
8. Whittier Hospital Medical Center, Whittier
9. Windsor Manor, Glendale
10. All Saints Healthcare Sub-acute, North Hollywood
11. Artesia Christian Home, Inc., Artesia
12. Bear Valley Community Hospital, Big Bear Lake
13. Brotman Medical Center, Culver City
14. California Convalescent Center, Los Angeles
15. Cherrylee Lodge, El Monte
16. Clear View Sanitarium, Gardena
17. Community Convalescent Center of San Bernardino, San Bernardino
18. Country Villa Broadway Healthcare Center, San Gabriel
19. Country Villa Glendale Healthcare Center, Glendale
20. Dunlap Sanitarium, Los Angeles
21. Glenbrook at La Costa Glen, Carlsbad
22. Kearny Mesa Convalescent, San Diego
23. Lanterman Developmental Center, Pomona
24. Marguerite Gardens, Alhambra
25. Monterey Care, Rosemeadv
To Read more about the article visit US News and World Report.
Even the top nursing homes can be subject to care below the national standard. While it is important to read all articles and information associated with the nursing homes in your area, the best way to prevent or discover California nursing home abuse is vigilant visits and monitoring of your loved ones. If you or someone you know has been the victim of California elder abuse contact our attorneys today for a free case evaluation.
Barbara Fasold fell at the Ridgecrest Nursing and Rehabilitation Center and was left for 12 hours after fracturing both legs and her shoulder. It took a shift change at 5:00 pm before any staff discovered the 76 year old patient on the ground. She had fallen out of bed at nearly 5:00 am. Fasold was badly injured by the fall and died less than a week later at a nearby hospital.
Unfortunately, as we age falls that produce injury are a reality. However being left on the floor in agonizing pain should not be. It is devastating to think that a 76 year old patient of a California Nursing Home would be left for the entire day with two broken legs and a broken shoulder until a shift change in the evening discovered her. Our California Nursing Home abuse attorneys can help. We are here to fight for victim's rights and get you the compensation you deserve if you or a loved one is injured at a nursing home.
A jury found in favor of a Ventura nursing home abuse victim in the amount of $7.75 million when the 71-year-old patient was seen with unexplained bruises. Maria Arellano, a non-verbal, stroke victim had her hair pulled, fingers bent and other atrocious acts committed against her which were all caught on tape when the family placed a hidden camera in her room.
Unfortunately, this kind of elder abuse is all too frequent. Even if a nursing home receives a high rating, as here the Fillmore Convalescent Center previously received a five-star rating, it does not mean that they are immune from bad employees or mishandling patients. Remember to remain vigilant and if you suspect that you or your loved one has been the victim of California Nursing Home Abuse then you must call a qualified California elder abuse attorney immediately.
A nursing home resident was strangled to death by her roommate and her son claims that the nursing home staff missed red flags. The district attorney on this case recently revealed that the victim had previously complained about her roommate making her life "a living hell." Also the night before the death, the roommate had punched a nursing assistant. The victim was found strangled and suffocated at Brandon Woods Nursing Home. This tragic case of elder abuse and neglect is still being investigated.
Nursing home abuse throughout the United States is all too common these days as many red flags are being overlooked as nursing homes are understaffed or not properly trained. Losing a loved one to California nursing home abuse is emotionally difficult for anyone. While nothing can make up for losing a loved one, you can receive compensation for the nursing home abuse or neglect to pay for any financial burdens the death may have brought. You will want to contact a California nursing home abuse law firm for further help in pursuing a case against a nursing home and holding the guilty party responsible for their abuse or neglect.
Three California nursing home staff members plead not guilty last week in a Kern Valley Hospital case of forcibly drugging elderly residents. The criminal complaint states that the residents were given psychotropic drugs to calm patients down, which then caused medical complications. Three of the nursing home's patients may have died as a result of the forced medicine. All three defendants are being booked into Kern County Jail and charged with elder abuse and two of them with assault with a deadly weapon.
California Nursing home abuse is a terrible crime that happens all too often. Many nursing home abuse situations can end in death, but also can result in injuries such as broken bones, physical trauma, wounds, bedsores and other internal injuries. It's important to be aware of various nursing home abuse signs and if you notice any then you should be in contact with a nursing home abuse law firm for help and support.
The Arbor View Rehabilitation and Wellness Center has been fined $100,000 and a AA citation by the California Department of Public Health for causing the death of a patient. The patient was readmitted to the care facility after having a gastrostomy tube inserted. After a dislodging of the feeding tube, a vocational nurse at the Arbor View Rehabilitation and Wellness Center reinserted it incorrectly causing fluid to store in her abdomen instead of her stomach. The citation issued to the Santa Monica Nursing Home is the most severe allotted. To read more about the August 14, 2009 Press Release by the California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform read Santa Monica Nursing Home Fined $100,000 for Death of a Resident Due to Neglect.
Our team of qualified California Nursing Home Abuse Attorneys will work hard to get you the compensation that you deserve if you or a loved one has experienced elder abuse like the example described above. California Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect is serious and can be fatal in extreme cases. Hiring an experienced California Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer is the best way to get the justice that you deserve. We have recovered millions for our clients and will treat your case with dignity and respect while fighting to get you a just settlement.
New Hope Care Center in Tracy, California was fined $100,000 for California Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect after a 78 year-old woman died due to a "worsening condition after being admitted with a hip fracture, heart problems, osteoporosis, hypertension and osteoarthritis." New Hope Care Center "failed to properly monitor her medication and failed to check her into an emergency room fast enough when her brain started bleeding." The nursing home's negligence proved to be fatal causing the maximum penalty to be imposed. State regulation requires a high level of care and due diligence in carrying out doctor's orders which was not adhered to in this case. To find out more about the tragedy read New Hope Nursing Home hit with stiff fine after a Death in the Tracy Press.
Unfortunately California Nursing Home Abuse claims are on the rise throughout the state. Too many times elder care facilities are overcrowded and understaffed due to increasing demand. The most important thing you can do if you suspect California Nursing Home Abuse is to contact a qualified California Elder Abuse Lawyer. We have recovered millions for our clients and will fight to get you the compensation you deserve. Fill out our free online California Nursing Home Abuse Case Evaluation now and receive a call back from an experienced California Elder Abuse Attorney.
Ideally, a long-term care plan should be started well in advance of the actual need for such a plan. However, because of the unpleasant nature of the task, many people put it off until it's too late for planning and the time for action is immediate. Even if that's the case, a rushed plan may be better than no plan at all. Finding out what your elder wants and exactly what he or she does not want can be a big step to improving the quality of life for your elder. As part of the long-term care plan, think of discussing some or all of the following topics:
Caregivers - does your loved one have a preference as to the credentials or type of caregiver?
Nursing Home Care - are there any particular nursing homes that your loved one does not wish to be considered?
Assisted-Living Communities - if your loved one only needs support and not full-time care, is an assisted-living community an option?
Long-term care insurance - while expensive, long term care insurance can provide more options later in life.
Hospice care - does your loved one want hospice care if necessary? What about living will arrangements?
Financial Concerns - who will handle finances and other money matters once your loved one is in a long-term care facility?
If your long term care plan falls through, and there are signs of nursing home abuse, or neglect, take steps to correct the situation immediately. Contact local authorities and elder abuse services. Also, consider hiring a skilled nursing home abuse lawyer to help represent your best interests in the case.
Because nursing home abuse is a problem that affects many people who are not able to stand up for their own rights and defend themselves against abuse and neglect in nursing homes and other care facilities, the community must bear the responsibility for preventing abuse and neglect and holding nursing home administrators accountable when abuse does occur. The people in the community who can help with these efforts can be considered advocates for the elderly since they will be helping to ensure their comfort and safety as they live in their nursing home facilities. Understanding who these advocates are and how to access their services can help you to combat nursing home abuse and protect your loved one if they are in a nursing home facility. However, you may be your loved one’s best possible advocate when it comes to dealing with nursing home abuse and neglect. Only you can understand the changes in your loved one’s behavior or very subtle changes in their bodies that take place when abuse occurs. Where a community advocate might have attributed to the change to something else, you know your loved one well enough to notice that something is wrong. Because you can stand up for their rights, your loved one stands to benefit a great deal if you stay involved in their care and make sure to keep tabs on what is going on in the nursing home facility. If you or a loved on has questions regarding a nursing home abuse matter, please contact Nursing Home Neglect Attorney Michael Young for a FREE Consultation. Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer Michael Young is a featured speaker at many nursing home abuse seminars throughout California. The Nursing Home Abuse Law Offices of Young and Wallin handles cases throughout California including Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, Santa Barbra, Fresno, Sacramento, Orange County, Bakersfield and Ventura.
Your loved one may not get a chance to report physical abuse before you discover it because physical abuse leaves a trail that is more apparent then psychological abuse. You may notice bruises, cuts, scratches, scrapes, and bite marks on your loved one’s body. If the abuse is severe enough, your loved one may have also experienced a suspicious injury such as a concussion or a severe fracture. When you notice these signs of abuse, it is up to you to investigate them by asking nursing home employees how the signs appeared. Sometimes, the signs of abuse may really be accidental injuries. If a resident falls in the bathroom, bruising may appear. Fractures can also appear if someone falls and they hit the floor or furniture around them. However, abused residents may get repeated injuries that wouldn’t make sense if they only fell once. Bruising may fade, but it can still leave marks on the skin so your loved one may have a combination of old yellow bruising and new purple or black and blue bruises. When your loved one needs to report abuse before it is noticed, he or she may tell of being handled roughly or having an employee hit, slap, kick, or punch them. If your loved one reports this kind of abuse, it is important that you contact a California nursing home abuse attorney as soon as possible so you can preserve their rights and help them stop the abuse that is happening to them. The Nursing Home Neglect Law Offices of Young and Wallin provides free consultations to all those in need. If you suspect a loved one may be the victim of nursing home neglect or abuse contact Mr. Young immediately to explore your options and preserve your rights. Elder Abuse Attorney Michael Young handles cases throughout California including Fresno, Bakersfield, San Diego, as well as nursing home abuse cases in Riverside, Los Angeles, Orange County and San Bernardino. Mr. Young is also will and able to handle nursing home neglect cases in Northern California including San Francisco, San Jose and Sacramento.
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