California's
Most Experienced Nursing Home Abuse Lawyers
Specializing in Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect, Assisted Living Abuse and Neglect, Elder Abuse, Elder Neglect, and Accident cases with offices in Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego and Palm Desert.
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Peck Law Group boasts a track record of successfully recovering millions of dollars on behalf of our clients. Our firm specializes in handling even the most intricate and challenging cases involving various personal injuries and elder neglect. We are fully prepared to take any case to court. With over four decades of experience, Peck Law Group possesses an intimate understanding of the inner workings of the insurance defense industry, enabling us to anticipate defense strategies with precision.
Practice Areas
Every attorney at Peck Law Group offers considerable experience and expertise in speaking up for and litigating cases on behalf of victims of:
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Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect
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Assisted Living Abuse and Neglect
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Bed Sores /Pressure Ulcers
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Nursing Home Infections
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Elderly Sexual
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Assault -
Elopement /
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Senior Slips
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Choking
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Malnutrition
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Dehydration
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Most Other Elder Abuse and Neglect Cases
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Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect
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Assisted Living Abuse and Neglect
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Bed Sores /Pressure Ulcers
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Nursing Home Infections
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Elderly Sexual
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Assault -
Elopement /
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Wandering Resident -
Senior Slips
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Choking
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Malnutrition
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Dehydration
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Most Other Elder Abuse and Neglect Cases
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Landmark Elder Abuse Verdict:
Peck Law Group Secures $2.5 Million for Client
Case Overview:
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Marie Singleton v. Integrated Care Communities, Inc., etc
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Riverside County Superior Court, Case Number RIC1905182
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Chad Firetag, Department 3
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Marie Singleton, a resident at Integrated Care Communities (ICC), entered the assisted living facility in June 2018 with pre-existing conditions such as dementia, hypertension, and acid reflux. Despite her ability to care for herself initially, serious health concerns emerged over time.
In September 2019, ICC staff discovered a deep, open wound on Ms. Singleton’s tailbone. Subsequent medical evaluation revealed a severe pressure injury, urinary tract and blood infections, leading to two surgical procedures and extensive medication.
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The crux of the case revolved around ICC’s alleged failure to adhere to California state regulations, requiring reassessment of residents with dementia every 12 months or upon significant changes in their condition. Ms. Singleton’s health declined drastically, with no reassessment by ICC staff. Critical changes, including mobility issues and declining appetite, were reportedly overlooked, and medical professionals were not promptly informed.
The plaintiff argued that timely reporting could have altered Ms. Singleton’s treatment plan, potentially preventing the severe pressure injury and associated complications.
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ICC countered, asserting that their care staff promptly addressed Ms. Singleton’s health concerns. They argued that certain changes, such as decreased mobility and appetite, were typical for dementia patients and did not warrant immediate reporting.
The defense maintained that the pressure injury on Ms. Singleton’s tailbone was not a result of negligence but rather an abscess caused by scratching.
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Following a 14-day trial, the jury delivered a landmark verdict of $2.5 million, surpassing the plaintiff’s pre-trial demand and the defendant’s final offer. This case underscores the importance of proper assessment and reporting in assisted living facilities, setting a precedent for elder abuse cases and emphasizing the responsibility of care providers in ensuring the well-being of residents.
For more details on this significant elder abuse verdict and related legal insights, please contact Peck Law Group.
Case Overview:
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Marie Singleton v. Integrated Care Communities, Inc., etc
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Riverside County Superior Court, Case Number RIC1905182
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Chad Firetag, Department 3
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Marie Singleton, a resident at Integrated Care Communities (ICC), entered the assisted living facility in June 2018 with pre-existing conditions such as dementia, hypertension, and acid reflux. Despite her ability to care for herself initially, serious health concerns emerged over time.
In September 2019, ICC staff discovered a deep, open wound on Ms. Singleton’s tailbone. Subsequent medical evaluation revealed a severe pressure injury, urinary tract and blood infections, leading to two surgical procedures and extensive medication.
-
The crux of the case revolved around ICC’s alleged failure to adhere to California state regulations, requiring reassessment of residents with dementia every 12 months or upon significant changes in their condition. Ms. Singleton’s health declined drastically, with no reassessment by ICC staff. Critical changes, including mobility issues and declining appetite, were reportedly overlooked, and medical professionals were not promptly informed.
The plaintiff argued that timely reporting could have altered Ms. Singleton’s treatment plan, potentially preventing the severe pressure injury and associated complications.
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ICC countered, asserting that their care staff promptly addressed Ms. Singleton’s health concerns. They argued that certain changes, such as decreased mobility and appetite, were typical for dementia patients and did not warrant immediate reporting.
The defense maintained that the pressure injury on Ms. Singleton’s tailbone was not a result of negligence but rather an abscess caused by scratching.
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Following a 14-day trial, the jury delivered a landmark verdict of $2.5 million, surpassing the plaintiff’s pre-trial demand and the defendant’s final offer. This case underscores the importance of proper assessment and reporting in assisted living facilities, setting a precedent for elder abuse cases and emphasizing the responsibility of care providers in ensuring the well-being of residents.
For more details on this significant elder abuse verdict and related legal insights, please contact Peck Law Group.
Principal Attorneys
Steven C. Peck, ESQ
Steven Peck has been practicing law since 1981. He has extensive trial experience and has recovered millions of dollars in damages for clients in lawsuits. Steven works closely with his clients to ensure they understand the scope of the situation in its entirety. For over 45 years, his dedication has been unyielding and his approach to client representation and care is deeply respected by his colleagues and clients alike.
Adam J. Peck, ESQ
Adam Peck, Esq graduated from California State University at Northridge in 2004 with a BA in Political Science. In 2008, Mr. Adam Peck received his Juris Doctorate from Whittier Law School where he graduated Cum Laude. Mr. Peck then decided to pursue an LLM in Taxation at Loyola Law School with an Emphasis on International Tax, which he gained with distinction in 2009.
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The Peck Law Group has over 60 years of combined experience in helping people across California receive the most substantial settlements, even in cases that seem utterly impossible.
We vehemently fight for you and your loved one’s rights, bring fierce determination, and go the extra mile to ensure the best possible outcome for you.
The challenges you or your loved ones are experiencing are unspeakable. Let us help you. Our commitment to fighting for your rights is unyielding, professional and hands on.
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