Orono Nursing Home Neglect Attorney
Orono Nursing Home Neglect Lawyer
Unlike many firms which handle all types of personal injury cases our firm focuses on representing vulnerable adults who are victims of elder abuse and neglect when residents of care facilities in Minnesota. We know how to hold negligent care providers accountable and have handled hundreds of cases of very serious injury or wrongful death cases involving those who are least able to protect themselves. Guardian Legal Services and Attorney Kenneth L. LaBore have a proven history of getting results.
Mr. LaBore offers free consultations to discuss your concerns and can provide you with options on how to proceed if you elect to pursue an action. We have offices in Minneapolis and are willing to travel throughout the state of Minnesota.
Get Accountability in Nursing Home - Assisted Living - Group Home - Home Care Cases
Abuse and neglect of the elderly and vulnerable in nursing homes and other facilities occurs in many forms. Kenneth LaBore is a top-rated nursing home neglect attorney who has over three decades of experience with dealing with the complex legal and medical issues often present in care provider elder and abuse cases and can assist with holding the wrongdoers accountable. The goal is to get your family the maximum recovery.
This site does not provide legal advice but rather general information about rules, regulations and laws for nursing homes, assisted living facilities, memory care, and home care. Contact us to discuss your concerns in person. Call attorney Kenneth LaBore at 612-743-9048 for a Free Consultation. There is no fee unless there is a settlement you agree with or an award or verdict.
Orono Nursing Home Neglect Cases - Services
Answer: We only charge fees and the related costs of recovery when our client receives a verdict or settlement in their favor.
Answer: Depending on the type of facility and care they are providing to residents. According to Minn. Stat. § 145.682 a "health care provider" includes all persons or entities providing health care, such as hospitals and nursing homes.
Answer: There has historically not always been a claim for “pain and suffering” for the victim of neglect where the injuries result in their death. It was not until 2023 when Minn. Stat. § 573.02 was amended to add the claim “the recovery in the action is the amount the jury deems fair and just for all damages suffered by the decedent resulting from the injury prior to the decedent's death”, which includes pain and suffering.
Answer: The Minnesota Department of Health maintains a site to search for Health Care Provider Complaints. The site includes information about the complaints if they were substantiated as well as what measures were taken to improve the facility afterwards.
Answer: There is a Minnesota Adult Abuse Reporting Hotline Center (MAARC), which intakes elder abuse and neglect concerns and is answered 24 hours a day at 1-844-880-1574.
