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In Sacramento, families entrust nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and in-home caregivers to provide compassionate and reliable care for their elderly loved ones. When this trust is broken, the consequences can be devastating. If your loved one has suffered from elder abuse, neglect, or mistreatment in a care facility or home setting, legal action can be an essential step toward healing and justice. Greenberg Gross LLP stands ready to support you with experienced legal representation and a firm commitment to protecting the rights of elderly victims throughout California.

Greenberg Gross LLP’s legal team is committed to holding nursing homes and other caregiving institutions accountable when they fail to provide proper care. Our elder abuse attorneys have the experience and compassion to navigate complex elder abuse cases, guiding family members through the legal process with sensitivity and precision.
Whether it involves nursing home negligence, financial exploitation, or physical abuse, our approach is thorough, strategic, and survivor-centered. We offer a free consultation to help you understand your legal rights and options without any upfront cost.
Nursing home abuse can take many forms—physical, emotional, sexual, or financial—and it affects thousands of nursing home residents each year. Survivors may suffer in silence due to fear, cognitive decline, or threats from abusers. We work tirelessly to uncover abuse, gather evidence, and ensure that responsible parties are held accountable.
Neglect differs from direct abuse but can be just as dangerous. When caregivers fail to meet residents’ basic needs—such as hygiene, nutrition, or medical care—it often leads to serious injuries, infections, or even wrongful death. Nursing home staff members are legally obligated to provide safe conditions and necessary supervision.
Physical elder abuse includes hitting, slapping, or using excessive force on an elderly resident. Such acts often leave unexplained injuries and emotional distress. Our elder abuse lawyers help families recognize signs of abuse, gather evidence, and pursue compensation for the harm caused.
Emotional abuse may involve humiliation, intimidation, threats, or isolation. These behaviors can cause mental anguish, depression, or worsening medical conditions. Recognizing these signs is critical to protecting vulnerable nursing home residents from continued suffering.
Non-consensual sexual contact is a horrifying yet tragically underreported form of elder abuse. Survivors may be reluctant or unable to speak due to fear or shame. If you suspect abuse of this nature, Greenberg Gross LLP can help investigate discreetly and pursue justice.
Stealing money, forging checks, or manipulating elderly victims into changing wills or giving away assets are all examples of financial abuse. These cases often involve caregivers, staff members, or even other residents taking advantage of a vulnerable older adult..
Failing to provide adequate hydration, medication, or basic hygiene can quickly result in medical emergencies. A skilled nursing facility must employ properly trained medical professionals to address each resident’s needs. When they don’t, they should be held accountable.
When abuse or neglect leads to the death of an elderly loved one, legal action may help bring justice and prevent future harm. We assist families in filing personal injury lawsuits related to wrongful death in Sacramento County nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
At Greenberg Gross LLP, our elder abuse attorneys take a compassionate, customized approach to each case. We start by conducting a thorough investigation, often collaborating with local law enforcement, adult protective services, and medical professionals to document abuse.
We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing to our firm unless we recover compensation. Our team will provide legal advice and emotional support every step of the way—from filing claims to negotiating settlements or going to trial. Our lawyers understand the gravity of these cases and are fully committed to seeking justice for every elderly resident who has suffered abuse or neglect.
Elder abuse can occur in a variety of settings, including:
Each type of facility is required to maintain standards for safety and dignity. When those standards are not met, Greenberg Gross LLP is prepared to step in and seek justice on behalf of the elderly victim and their family members.
Recognizing early warning signs is essential. Look for:
If you suspect elder abuse or suspect abuse of any kind, immediate action may be necessary. In cases of immediate danger, always contact local law enforcement first, then seek legal representation from a knowledgeable nursing home abuse lawyer.
Nursing home abuse victims deserve justice, and Greenberg Gross LLP is committed to making that happen. Whether you’re pursuing a case involving financial abuse, emotional trauma, or severe physical injuries, we can help you seek compensation for:
We aim to hold responsible parties accountable and stop further abuse by enforcing legal consequences for neglectful or malicious behavior.

Seeking justice is not just about accountability—it’s about fostering safety and change. Greenberg Gross LLP is ready to stand with you, offering compassionate legal support every step of the way. Contact us today to take the first step toward healing and justice.
What should I do if I suspect elder abuse?
First, ensure the elderly loved one is safe. If there is immediate danger, contact local law enforcement. Then, contact a Sacramento home care abuse lawyer to begin gathering evidence and understand your legal options.
What qualifies as financial exploitation?
This includes unauthorized withdrawals, forging checks, coercing changes to wills, or any manipulation for personal gain. Financial abuse often goes unnoticed—watch for sudden changes in spending or missing belongings.
Can I file a lawsuit on behalf of a nursing home resident?
Yes, family members may file on behalf of the elderly victim, especially if they are incapacitated or deceased due to wrongful death.
What is the statute of limitations for elder abuse in California?
Time limits vary by the type of abuse and injury. Always consult a lawyer promptly.
What evidence is needed for a successful case?
Key items include medical records, photos of injuries, staff statements, and documentation of complaints. The sooner you begin gathering evidence, the stronger your case will be.
What if the abuse happened in a residential care facility?
We handle all types of elder abuse cases, including those occurring in residential care facilities and assisted living settings. Each case is unique, and our legal team will assess the facts to determine the best course of action.
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