We put a great deal of trust in the care and nursing homes that look after us and our loved ones, but if standards slip, abuse can happen. If you've been abused while in care, or if a parent or relative has experienced abuse, our solicitors could help you claim compensation.
In these situations, it's important to know that there are people out there to help, and procedures you can follow to seek justice for those responsible.
Our care and nursing home abuse lawyers have significant experience of acting for vulnerable patients. We could help you to claim the compensation, and get the answers, you deserve. Contact our team to start your claim.
Who can make a claim for care or nursing home abuse?
If you or a loved one has experienced sexual, physical, or emotional abuse while in a care home or a nursing home, then you could claim compensation.
We’ve experience in helping people claim following care home abuse by:
- Nurses and nursing assistants
- Carers
- Cleaning staff
- Other residents.
If you’ve experienced abuse in a care home, then you can make a claim. You can also claim on behalf of a parent or relative who's unable to make their own legal decisions.
Tragically, abuse and neglect cases that involve vulnerable elderly patients can result in death. You can also claim on behalf of a loved one who’s died because of abuse in a nursing or care home.
Why choose Irwin Mitchell’s care home abuse solicitors?
Making a claim after you or a loved one has experienced abuse in a care home can be daunting. Our legal experts are here to offer reassurance and specialist advice to make sure you get the best possible outcome.
Our abuse lawyers are recognised as leaders in the field by independent legal guides, The Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners.
Our abuse solicitors have been actively involved in developing the abuse laws in the UK. We were the first UK law firm to help family claim over £1 million in compensation for historic abuse they experienced.
We understand that legal help is only half of the story. We’ve in-house Support and Rehabilitation Coordinators who can help identify the support you’d benefit from, and then help you access it. This support will always be local to you.
If you're concerned about wellbeing of a parent who lacks the mental capacity to make their own decisions, our Court of Protection solicitors have more than 20 years of experience helping vulnerable clients and their families.
Our offices are located around the UK, allowing you to meet your specialist lawyer in your nearest office. We can also arrange to meet at an appropriate location or arrange video or phone calls if this work best for you.
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