February 18, 2025
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Daily Journal
In an op-ed for the Daily Journal, Elder Care Attorney Ed Dudensing details the future of elder care under a new Presidential Administration. Elder care policies are at a critical juncture as America’s aging population grows: By 2030, one in five Americans will be over the age of 65, making the need for robust elder care policies more urgent than ever.
Ed highlights the potential dangers of the Trump Administration’s approach to senior care, pointing to deregulation efforts that have weakened safety standards, including reduced penalties for violations and rollbacks of protections against chemical restraints. Ed warns that the reversal of previously implemented reforms could further jeopardize the safety and well-being of elderly Americans, calling for stronger oversight and accountability, regardless of political party, to ensure vulnerable seniors receive the care they deserve.
September 19, 2024
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Daily Journal
Ed Dudensing recently authored a column for the Daily Journal discussing how litigation holds nursing homes and private equity firms accountable for declining care standards. He highlights the growing trend of private equity ownership in elder care, which prioritizes profits over resident well-being, leading to higher rates of neglect and adverse health outcomes.
Dudensing also emphasizes that litigation is crucial in exposing these failures and pushing for accountability. Successful lawsuits not only address individual cases but also drive regulatory reforms, ensuring that elder care facilities prioritize quality care over profit.
September 16, 2024
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Daily Journal
Ed Dudensing, founder of Dudensing Law and a leader in elder abuse litigation, was recently featured in a Daily Journal article covering the firm’s expansion into Los Angeles.
In the interview, Ed emphasized the firm’s ongoing commitment to advocating for vulnerable elderly populations, ensuring their rights are protected, and holding negligent nursing homes and long-term care facilities accountable.
“We are expanding into the Los Angeles area because we see a need for the citizens of LA to have access to the best of the best of elder abuse litigators in the state. I have acted as lead counsel on three of the top elder abuse verdicts in the history of the state of California ($29.1 million, $42.5 million, and $30.9 million),” said Ed Dudensing.
For more information about Dudensing Law’s Los Angeles expansion and services, visit our website.
