A former Sacramento property manager was sentenced Friday to 100 days of community service for her conviction on misdemeanor hate crime charges against a black family.
Debbie Susan Arbuckle, 49, was ordered to perform 50 days of weekend work projects and 50 days of community service within 18 months.
She was convicted in May of making a racially motivated threat to harm a black family who lived in the mobile home park she managed.
Dudensing Law secured an $8 million recovery for the family of a man who lost his leg after a California skilled nursing facility failed to monitor his known vascular disease.
Despite the facility's own care plan promising to watch for complications, staff never checked his pulses, skin color, or circulation even though he reported leg pain on at least 25 of his 28 days there. By the time staff responded to the emergency, his leg had lost blood flow and could not be saved.
If your loved one has suffered neglect in a care facility, contact Dudensing Law for a free consultation: dudensinglaw.com/contact/
We've launched a new podcast page on the Dudensing Law website where you can find every episode featuring our Founder, Ed Dudensing.
From breaking down nine-figure verdicts to unpacking the systemic issues behind long-term care facility neglect, Ed has sat down with shows across the legal industry to talk about what it really takes to hold negligent long-term care facilities accountable.
Dudensing Law wrapped up summer with some friendly competition! Our team – along with our summer associates – closed out the season by stepping into the spotlight as the stars of their own game show.
We’re grateful for the hard work, dedication, and contributions they made throughout the summer, and we enjoyed celebrating their time with our team.
We are excited to highlight one of our summer clerks, Rebab Alkhafaji.
Rebab is a rising 2L at UC Davis School of Law. Before law school, Rebab worked as a social worker in adult services, advocating directly for older and vulnerable adults in the community. That firsthand experience translates seamlessly to the firm's mission of holding institutions accountable for the harm done to those in their care.
Dudensing Law secured a $3 million recovery for the family of a man who died after becoming septic from a “large and obvious" facial infection that a California skilled nursing facility failed to document or address. Despite his loved one repeatedly warning staff about his fall risk, he suffered at least 10 falls, including one incident in which he was found unattended outside in 100-degree heat, bleeding.
If your loved one has suffered neglect in a care facility, contact Dudensing Law for a free consultation: dudensinglaw.com/contact/
