ADA Defense & Litigation.

We proudly represent the people and organizations that provide Public Accommodations and Commercial Facilities in California. And we don’t back away from a fight - we know how to throw down.

  • Public Accommodations such as hotels, restaurants, golf courses, spas, stadiums, banks, shopping centers, retail stores and office buildings.

  • Architectural barriers and accessibility elements in areas such as parking, paths of travel, restroom facilities, guest rooms, and pool access

  • Electronic and digital barriers to accessing websites, mobile applications, reservation systems, ATMs, electronic kiosks, event ticketing, and the evolving technology in these areas

  • Communication and service barriers including the lack of auxiliary aids and services like Telecommunications Relay Services (TRS), speech outputs, banking products, closed captioning and Braille signage, or accommodating service animals

  • Programmatic barriers that prevent disabled customers from full and equal access to services and accommodations, including inadequate policies, procedures, and training programs for staff

  • Barriers at the planning stage involving prototype compliance assessments that identify potential barriers including barriers to the "bank of the future"

Whether something requires force or a gentle nudge, we do what’s right for our clients and we don’t fret.

  • Over 110 small businesses served.

  • 99% client satisfaction rate.

  • Southern California’s leading small business litigation firm.

Nursing homes and assisted care facilities perform vital services for the families of California. Elderly folks who can no longer care for themselves receive around-the-clock medical attention and assistance with activities of daily living (ADL) from the facility administrators, staff, nurses, and doctors to protect vulnerable individuals from injuries and illnesses. Yet, when their health begins to decline or they suffer an accident, families often point the finger at the hard-working healthcare providers.

Our attorneys help to develop a strategy that protects you and your license from unjust legal allegations. We also represent you at California licensing administrative proceedings.

Not all injuries or worsening health conditions are the result of negligence. To prove a claim, the patient must prove that the facility or employees breached a duty of care. For example, a patient’s family may accuse the nursing home and its staff of such abusive and neglectful conduct as the following:

  • Malnutrition and dehydration

  • Sexual abuse

  • Financial exploitation

  • Uncontrolled infection

  • Failure to provide adequate medical care

  • Untreated medical condition

  • Festering bedsores

  • Falls

  • Unsterile conditions

  • Physical attack on the patient

  • Confinement of a patient

  • Restriction of access to a patient

  • Overmedication or improper drug mixing

  • Medical Mistakes

Actions that constitute medical malpractice are based on what a similarly situated healthcare provider would reasonably have done under the given facts. A plaintiff must, therefore, show that you deviated from this level of care. Additionally, you may assert an affirmative defense that somebody else — including the patient or the patient’s family — was responsible for the injuries or illness. After investigating your case, we determine which malpractice defense strategy to employ. These can include:

  • A family member caused the patient’s injury

  • A third party was responsible for harm to the patient

  • The patient’s condition was the natural progression of age

  • Even with regular and appropriate supervision, the staff was unable to prevent the injury

  • Doctors responded reasonably to an emergency situation or medical condition

  • The nursing home facility followed California statutes

A nursing care provider who acts reasonably and adheres to the standard of care cannot be held liable for these complications.

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  1. We’re enabled by tech - not stifled by it.

  2. Our clients get a direct line of access to the attorneys.

  3. We don’t bill in 10-min increments or charge for postage or any of that crap.

  4. We’re not your white-shoe firm - we know how to brawl.

  5. Our rates are reasonable because we’re business owners, like you.

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