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Edward “Ed” Dudensing
Founder and Lead Counsel
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Jay Renneisen
Co-Counsel
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Stephanie Johnson
Attorney
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Matt Chisholm
Attorney
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Kari Kalista, CCLS
Office Manager & Senior Litigation Secretary
Real people, real verdicts.
No other elder abuse attorney currently practicing in the United States has more than one eight-figure elder abuse verdict. Ed Dudensing has three.
The greatest fear of elder care defendants and their insurance companies is to suffer a large, public jury verdict. This is why verdicts matter.
Most elder abuse cases never go to trial, but even so, your lawyer’s history of verdicts is still important.
Verdicts establish your lawyer’s reputation and demonstrate your team’s ability to win, which translates into your ability to get justice for the person you love.
Defendants and their insurance companies are sophisticated and they know “who is who” amongst elder abuse attorneys.
With Dudensing Law on your case, opposing counsel and insurance companies will know you are capable of winning in court, which means everything when it comes to securing the best possible out of court settlements as well.
‘Engaged in abusive chemical restraint practices… because it was dangerously understaffed’ and had numerous other systemic failures while failing to remedy the problem.
Verdict: $42.5 million in punitive damages »
‘Overwhelming… devastatingly powerful’ evidence of chronic understaffing, lax documentation practices, and corporate greed.
Focused on one cause.
The people we represent come from all walks of life, but they all have one thing in common: their loved one was a victim of elder abuse or neglect in a nursing home or assisted living facility.
Ed Dudensing is a former Deputy District Attorney who represents victims of elder abuse in nursing homes. Free evaluation from a nursing home abuse lawyer with landmark verdicts to his name.
What Is Elder Abuse?
The signs of elder neglect and abuse are not always obvious. They include, but are not limited to:
- Physical abuse and other physical contact that can cause injury
- Neglect, such as a failure to provide proper medical care, nutrition, or assistance with essential daily tasks
- Emotional or psychological abuse, including humiliation, threats, and verbal assaults
- Sexual abuse
View more information on what constitutes elder abuse. If you suspect your loved one has been the victim of elder abuse in a nursing home or assisted living facility, schedule a free consultation with a California elder abuse attorney today.
Assisted Living Abuse & Rehab Facility Abuse: A Growing Concern in California
Assisted living facilities are designed to provide a safe and supportive living environment for those who need help with daily tasks but still maintain a level of independence. However, the unfortunate reality is that elder abuse and neglect are widespread in these facilities, with tens of thousands of residents falling victim to mistreatment.
So-called “Rehab” facilities – which often market themselves as short-term solutions for recovery from injury or illness – are subject to the same laws and regulations as nursing homes. However, many of these facilities prioritize profit over proper care, exposing vulnerable patients to abuse and neglect.
View more information on assisted living abuse, or rehab facility abuse.