Elder Abuse & Neglect Lawyers

• Lack of medical care
• Bedsores, untreated wounds, or frequent infections
• Unexplained bruises, fractures, or repeated falls
• Sudden weight loss, dehydration, or malnutrition
• Poor hygiene, soiled clothing or bedding, strong odors
• Medication errors, over-sedation, or missed doses
• Withdrawal, fear, depression, confusion, or anxiety around staff
• Isolation from family or restricted visitation/communication
• Unexplained bank activity or missing valuables

In Nevada elder law, the mistreatment of someone 60 years or older is considered elder abuse. While it is unacceptable to cause anyone harm, there are special rules that apply when the elderly are victimized by those entrusted with their care.

Bedsores can be a sign of neglect, especially when they are severe or left untreated. A Nevada nursing home abuse lawyer can review medical records, care plans, and facility documentation to determine whether the harm was preventable.

Strong claims often include documentation showing preventable harm tied to facility failures, for example:

• Untreated pressure sores, sepsis, or repeated infections
• Dehydration, malnutrition, or rapid decline without proper intervention
• Falls with inadequate supervision, unsafe transfers, or missing fall precautions
• Medication errors or lack of monitoring
• Evidence of physical or sexual abuse

Elder abuse claims can be challenging to navigate. We can review your case and help you understand your family’s rights and legal options. While not every injury, bedsore, or other sign is a guaranteed indicator of abuse, it is vital to stay vigilant and contact an attorney right away if you suspect abuse. A nursing home neglect attorney can help determine whether the facility’s failures contributed to your loved one’s injuries.

Liability in facility cases may involve:

• The nursing home, assisted living, rehab, or skilled nursing facility

• Facility owners or management companies

• Staff members or contracted caregivers

• Third-party vendors providing care or services

These situations can be complicated, and civil liability may be limited when a family member is providing unpaid care at home. If your situation involves a facility, a paid caregiver, or clear evidence of exploitation or criminal conduct, contact us; we’ll explain options and next steps.

When you talk with us, your discussions are completely confidential. We will determine the right course of action to put an immediate stop to the abuse. We are fully committed to doing everything in our power to protect you and hold the at-fault party accountable.

Yes. We evaluate abuse and neglect claims involving assisted living, nursing home, and other licensed care facilities in Las Vegas and across Nevada.