FAQ: Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer Jason Fine (Philadelphia • Feasterville • Cherry Hill, NJ)

What should I do if I suspect my loved one is being abused or neglected in a nursing home?

If you see unexplained injuries, poor hygiene, bed sores, or emotional changes, document everything and contact Attorney Jason Fine right away. Quick action helps protect your loved one and preserves evidence before the facility alters records or changes stories.

What types of nursing home abuse cases does Attorney Jason Fine handle?

His cases include physical abuse, emotional abuse, medical neglect, bed sores, falls, dehydration, malnutrition, infection, medication errors, understaffing, unsafe conditions, and wrongful death involving facilities in Philadelphia, Feasterville, and Cherry Hill, NJ.

How do I prove a nursing home was negligent?

Proving negligence often requires medical records, staffing logs, care plans, witness statements, and documentation of injuries. Attorney Fine investigates the facility, obtains records, and uncovers violations of Pennsylvania and New Jersey nursing home regulations.

Can I move my loved one to a different facility during a case?

Yes. Families often transfer their loved one to protect them from further harm. Moving them does not affect your right to pursue a claim. Attorney Fine helps families coordinate this safely and without alerting the negligent facility prematurely.

How long do I have to file a nursing home abuse claim in PA or NJ?

Pennsylvania and New Jersey have strict deadlines for injury and wrongful death claims. Because delays can hide evidence, it is important to contact an attorney immediately so the timeline can be evaluated properly for your situation.

What compensation can families recover in a nursing home abuse case?

Depending on the harm done, families may pursue compensation for medical bills, long-term care needs, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and in tragic cases, wrongful death damages. Attorney Fine works to hold the nursing home accountable for the full impact on your loved one.

Are nursing homes in Philadelphia, Feasterville, and Cherry Hill known for recurring problems?

Many facilities in these areas struggle with understaffing, medication mistakes, poor sanitation, and preventable falls. Corporate-owned homes in Philadelphia and Cherry Hill often have higher complaint rates, and smaller facilities in Feasterville sometimes lack adequate supervision. These conditions increase the risk of abuse or neglect.

Will the nursing home retaliate if I report abuse or hire a lawyer?

Retaliation is illegal. If a nursing home tries to deny care, limit access, or intimidate your loved one, that behavior can strengthen your claim. Attorney Fine steps in quickly to protect your family and ensure the facility is held accountable.

How does Attorney Fine investigate nursing home abuse cases?

His team reviews medical records, interviews staff, collects witness statements, obtains surveillance footage (if available), analyzes safety violations, consults with medical professionals, and identifies failures that caused the harm. This approach helps build a strong case.

Is there a cost to speak with Attorney Jason Fine about a possible case?

No. Consultations are free, and cases are handled on a contingency basis, meaning families only pay if the case is successfully resolved.

Who should I contact if I think a nursing home in Philadelphia, Feasterville, or Cherry Hill harmed my loved one?

Reach out to J. Fine Law right away. Attorney Jason Fine helps families protect their loved ones, uncover what really happened, and take action against abusive or unsafe nursing homes.

📞 Call J. Fine Law today for immediate help.