Compare 3 attorneys and 2 law firms in Kansas City , KS. Sort by highest rating and years of nursing home experience.
Timothy Alvarez
Kansas City nursing home attorney at The Alvarez Law Firm with 42 years experience
10 South Hallock Street, Kansas City, KS 66101
Derek Potts
Kansas City nursing home attorney at Potts Law Firm with 28 years experience
1901 W. 47th Place, Suite 210, Kansas City, KS 66205
Patricia Campbell
Kansas City nursing home attorney at Potts Law Firm with 16 years experience
1901 W. 47th Place, Suite 210, Kansas City, KS 66205
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Nursing home laws are set by cities, states and the federal government. These laws govern the proper treatment of patients and residents in nursing homes. If you think you or a loved one has been mistreated by a nursing home contact a nursing home lawyer to review the situation right away. Nursing home abuse includes deprivation of food or medication and lack of attention. An attorney who focuses on nursing home abuse will quickly be able to assess the case, contact the proper social service agencies and work with the nursing home and court to find a solution.
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