Elder Abuse Claims – Seeking Justice for Vulnerable Individuals

Elder abuse is a serious violation of trust, often leaving victims physically, emotionally, or financially harmed. Whether it occurs in nursing homes, private care, or by trusted individuals, such abuse can have devastating consequences.

Our solicitors help victims and their families pursue elder abuse claims, ensuring accountability and securing compensation for harm suffered.

What Is an Elder Abuse Claim?

An elder abuse claim arises when an older person experiences neglect, mistreatment, or exploitation by caregivers, nursing home staff, or even family members. Abuse can take many forms, including physical harm, emotional distress, financial exploitation, or medical neglect.

If an elderly loved one has suffered due to another’s negligence or wrongdoing, our solicitors can help you seek justice.

Types of Elder Abuse

Elder abuse can occur in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospitals, or private residences. Common forms of abuse include:

Physical abuse – Assault, unnecessary restraints, or rough handling resulting in injuries.
Emotional abuse – Intimidation, threats, humiliation, or isolation.
Financial exploitation – Fraud, coercion, or unauthorised use of an elderly person’s assets.
Medical negligence – Improper medication, lack of care, or failure to treat health conditions.
Neglect – Failure to provide food, hygiene, supervision, or necessary medical care.
Sexual abuse – Any non-consensual sexual contact or harassment.

Signs of Elder Abuse

Families and caregivers should be aware of warning signs that may indicate elder abuse:

  • Unexplained injuries, such as bruises, burns, or fractures.
  • Sudden changes in behaviour, fearfulness, or withdrawal.
  • Poor hygiene, malnutrition, or dehydration.
  • Unpaid bills or missing financial assets.
  • Bedsores or untreated medical conditions.
  • Reluctance to speak in front of caregivers.

Who Can File an Elder Abuse Claim?

An elderly person who has suffered abuse can file a claim. However, if the victim is unable to act due to mental or physical incapacity, a family member or legal representative can pursue a claim on their behalf. Our solicitors ensure that every case is handled with sensitivity, respect, and urgency.

How to File an Elder Abuse Claim

✔ Gather evidence, including medical records and witness statements.
✔ Report the abuse to relevant authorities, including nursing home management or elder care services.
✔ Seek legal guidance from experienced elder abuse solicitors.
✔ Pursue a claim to hold responsible parties accountable and secure compensation.

Compensation for Elder Abuse Claims

Compensation can cover:

  • Medical treatment and rehabilitation costs.
  • Pain, suffering, and emotional distress.
  • Loss of dignity and quality of life.
  • Financial restitution for stolen assets or fraudulent transactions.

Why Choose Our Solicitors for Elder Abuse Claims?

✔ Specialists in elder abuse and medical negligence cases.
✔ A strong track record of securing justice for victims.
✔ Compassionate legal support tailored to each case.
✔ Clear, transparent legal guidance with no hidden fees.

Start Your Elder Abuse Claim Today

If you suspect an elderly loved one has been mistreated or abused, our solicitors can help.

Contact us today to discuss your case and seek justice for your loved one.