Redlands Nursing Home Abuse Lawyers 

We’re Here to Help protect Your Loved Ones from Elder Abuse

The Redlands nursing home abuse lawyers at McCune Law Group understand the devastating impact that nursing home abuse can have on vulnerable nursing home residents and their families. When we entrust our loved ones to nursing home or elder living facilities, we expect they’ll be well cared for and protected. We never expect that they will suffer elder abuse or neglect at the hands of their caretakers. Sadly, many elderly adults suffer silently.  

As one of the largest personal injury law firms in California, the elder abuse attorneys at MLG bring decades of experience and an impressive record of results to every case they handle. We have recovered over $1 billion across our practice areas for the injured and wronged. If you or someone you know has suffered from nursing home abuse in Redlands do not wait to seek help.  

If you or a loved one has fallen victim to nursing home abuse, call (909) 354-5588 or fill out our online form to get in contact with our law office for a free evaluation!

What Is Nursing Home Abuse?  

Nursing home abuse — which also includes nursing home neglect — is any intentional or negligent act by caregivers or staff members that causes harm or poses a serious risk to an elderly resident. Abuse can take many forms and often goes unnoticed for long periods, especially when victims are unable—or afraid—to speak up. While physical abuse is the most visible and often the most shocking, emotional manipulation, neglect, and financial exploitation are just as damaging, both mentally and emotionally.  

In many cases, abuse results from understaffing, poor training, negligent hiring practices, or outright malice. Whether the abuse stems from systemic failure or an individual caregiver’s actions, victims deserve justice—and families deserve answers.  

Types of Nursing Home Abuse Cases We Handle:  

• Physical Abuse: Includes any use of physical force that causes injury, pain, or impairment. This could involve slapping, punching, kicking, or improper use of restraints. Physical abuse often leaves behind visible signs like bruises, fractures, or cuts—but may also manifest in a sudden fear of staff or refusal to be touched. 
• Emotional or Psychological Abuse: Often more difficult to detect, this form of abuse can include yelling, intimidation, humiliation, isolation, or manipulation. Emotional abuse can result in depression, anxiety, withdrawal, and decreased interest in social interaction or activities. 
• Sexual Abuse: One of the most egregious violations, sexual abuse includes any non-consensual sexual contact. Perpetrators may include nursing home staff members, visitors, or even other residents. Warning signs might include unexplained genital injuries, STIs, or abrupt changes in behavior. 
• Neglect: Failing to provide residents with adequate care—including food, water, hygiene, medical treatment, and basic attention—can result in bedsores, infections, malnutrition, and even death. Chronic understaffing often leads to neglect even when intentions are not overtly malicious. 
• Financial Abuse: When caregivers misuse or steal a resident’s money, property, or assets, it is considered financial exploitation. This may involve forging checks, coercing a resident into changing a will, or making unauthorized purchases on the resident’s accounts.  

If you or a loved one has suffered from nursing home abuse in Redlands, our attorneys are here to fight for justice on your behalf. We believe that, as the most vulnerable members of our community, senior citizens should be treated with the utmost respect. We are dedicated to holding perpetrators of nursing home abuse accountable while seeking the justice your family deserves.  

Recognizing the Signs of Abuse  

It is crucial for family members to remain vigilant and observant during visits to their loved one’s care facility. Abuse often goes undetected because nursing home abuse victims may be too frightened, confused, or ashamed to report what is happening. Learning the red flags can help you intervene early and protect your loved one from ongoing harm.  

Some signs of neglect or abuse can include:  

• Unexplained injuries such as bruises, welts, or scars 
• Signs of restraint on wrists or ankles 
• Sudden weight loss or dehydration 
• Untreated bedsores or infections 
• Sudden mood swings 
• Depression or anxiety  

If anything seems unusual or out of character for your loved one, trust your instincts. The earlier you recognize a problem, the faster you can take steps to ensure their safety and well-being.  

How a Redlands Nursing Home Abuse Attorney Can Help  

Our mission is to provide peace of mind and accountability during one of the most difficult chapters of your life. When you work with MLG, you gain a committed partner who will not rest until your loved one is safe, supported, and compensated for the harm they have suffered.  

Our approach Includes:  

• In-Depth Evaluation: We will listen to your concerns, review medical records, and explore every possible angle of your case.  

• Evidence Gathering: This includes working with forensic experts, requesting facility logs, security footage, staff records, and resident statements.  

• Aggressive Representation: Whether we are negotiating a settlement or fighting in court, we bring decades of trial experience to every case.  

• Maximum Compensation: We seek damages for medical costs, pain and suffering, emotional trauma, and in some cases, punitive damages to punish egregious conduct.  

We have a reputation throughout Southern California for successfully handling nursing home abuse claims, and we are passionate about helping Redlands families find justice and closure.  

How To Start a Nursing Home Abuse Case in Redlands  

If you or a loved one has fallen victim to nursing home abuse and are ready to receive legal assistance, follow these simple steps to begin your path to recovery and potential compensation:   

Step 1: Research and Gather Information – Before reaching out, gather all relevant information about your case. This includes details about the charges and any other parties involved. Take note of the date and time.       

Step 2: Call or Complete the Form for Initial Evaluation – Use the phone number provided or online form to contact our team. You may find it helpful to prepare a summary of your case before making the call or completing the form. This will ensure you provide essential details of the case efficiently.            

Step 3: Schedule a Free Evaluation – Request a free evaluation to discuss your case in detail. We offer free initial evaluations to assess the viability of your case. During this meeting, you can share the specifics of your situation, ask questions, and get a better understanding of how our attorneys can assist you in a lawsuit.            

Step 4: Prepare for the Evaluation – Before the scheduled evaluation, organize all relevant documents and be prepared to articulate the details of your case clearly. This will help the attorney assess the merits of your case more effectively. During the evaluation, feel free to ask any questions you may have about the legal process, potential outcomes, and our approach to nursing home abuse lawsuits.    

Frequently Asked Questions

To learn more about your rights, call (909) 354-5588 or fill out our online form to arrange for a free evaluation.