Holding Nursing Homes Accountable for Preventable Injuries
In cases where harm or loss occurs in a nursing home due to negligence or misconduct, families may pursue legal action to hold the facility accountable.
Michael Brevda, Esq.
Michael Brevda, Esq. is a Florida attorney specializing in nursing home abuse and neglect litigation. Brevda is the managing partner of Senior Justice Law Firm, a firm comprised of nursing home negligence attorneys. Michael Brevda can be reached by visiting SeniorJustice.com or by calling 888-375-9998.
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