Was Your Loved One Injured in a Nursing Home in California?
Making the decision to move your loved one into a care facility is never easy, and if your loved one is seriously injured, the process can be overwhelming.
We handle a wide range of lawsuits involving elder care facilities.
We focus on cases related to:
Falls & Fractures
Nursing home residents can suffer devastating falls due to neglect, leading to fractures and long-term mobility issues.
Bedsores
Bedsores are painful and preventable injuries that occur from prolonged immobility and neglect.
Head Injuries
Traumatic brain injuries from falls or physical abuse can severely impact an elderly person's quality of life.
Dehydration/Malnutrition
Proper nutrition and hydration are critical for health, yet neglect in care facilities can lead to dangerous levels of dehydration and malnutrition.
Infections/Sepsis
Poor hygiene and inadequate medical care can lead to severe infections and life-threatening sepsis.
Millions of Dollars Recovered for Elder Abuse Victims
Cowdrey Jenkins, LLP has over 30 years of experience as successful California elder abuse attorneys handling cases across the Golden State.
California Elder Abuse Attorneys
Cowdrey Jenkins, LLP has over 30 years of experience as successful California elder abuse attorneys handling cases across the Golden State. If experience matters and you need a trial lawyer who can get the job done, contact us today.
When Trust is Broken, We Stand for Justice
You did everything you could, making the difficult decision to entrust the care of your loved one to a nursing home. You expected compassion, care, and dignity. Instead, you were met with neglect and broken promises. Now, it’s time to demand accountability.
We Understand Your Pain
At Cowdrey Jenkins, we know the guilt and anger that comes with seeing a loved one suffer due to the very place that promised to protect them. You're not alone in this fight. Our dedicated team exclusively handles nursing home elder abuse cases, and we're here to lift the burden from your shoulders.
Your Fight Is Our Fight
We've successfully represented families just like yours, turning their feelings of helplessness into action. From falls and fractures to preventable pressure sores, we've seen the pain caused by neglectful care. We're here to ensure that your voice is heard and that justice is served.
When Experience Matters
Our lawyers have over 30 years of experience litigating elder abuse cases across the state of California. We are veterans of the courtroom and have tried some of the largest elder abuse cases in California to verdict. Our lawyers have litigated hundreds of elder abuse cases and have the experience and resources needed to effectively handle all matters of elder abuse.
Sean D. Cowdrey, Esq.
Sean Cowdrey has handled elder abuse lawsuits throughout California for nearly 30 years. In an age when many lawyers have never watched a jury trial in a courtroom, Cowdrey has been trying cases since his first month as a lawyer. He successfully tried one of the earliest nursing home elder abuse cases in California in the mid-1990s. He has represented clients in lawsuits in every part of California and in the largest and most significant elder abuse trials.
Spencer H. Jenkins, Esq.
Spencer H. Jenkins is one of California’s leading civil litigators in nursing home abuse and catastrophic personal injury litigation. He is a skilled and accomplished trial lawyer and has tried some of the largest elder abuse cases to verdict. Mr. Jenkins has litigated cases in courtrooms all over the state of California, from San Diego to Lassen County, and just about every county in between. His colleagues and clients describe him as a true professional—tenacious, focused, sharp, articulate, compassionate, ethical, and honest.
Let's Make Things Right.
Don't let guilt overwhelm you. It's not your fault. Let us help you hold the nursing home accountable for their negligence. Contact us today for a free case review, and let's take the first step towards healing and justice.
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