Law Office of Kirk C. Davis, PLLC

Results indicate that over half of all nursing homes are for profit facilities. Like all Americans, the aging of the population has witnessed more sons and daughters facing the life-changing decision of putting their folks into nursing homes. However, putting a parent in a nursing home does not absolve that parent's children of the obligations to see to their welfare. Claims against a nursing home for elder abuse or neglect are constructed on the facility’s negligence. A person suffering elder care abuse or neglect in Seattle can claim damages similar to those available in other personal injury cases, such as pain and suffering or reimbursement of medical bills. The Nursing Home Reform Act of 1987 established residents’ rights in all Medicaid and Medicare certified nursing home facilities and mandated that residents also be spared the abuse or neglect associated with elder care. Washington now holds that the same rights apply to all residents of assisted living facilities. Washington law permits claims by the victim of the assault or elder neglect in Seattle, their relatives, or the person named in a legal document as required even after the affected person has passed, when the affected party was injured.

Ratings for Kirk Davis are exceedingly high, with the majority of reviews positive and people highly praising him. They say he is an amazing lawyer who is trustworthy, experienced, helpful, and knowledgeable. Davis maintains open communication, and clients feel appreciated and respected. If a problem arises, Kirk takes care of it and instructs the client on what's happening, and most of the personal injury matters cases have a positive outcome. Mr. Davis has the capability of making difficult negotiations and navigating through complicated and multifaceted cases. The attorney his assertive and strategic, and clients feel cared for and supported through the legal process. Reviewers are grateful for Kirk's hard work, getting them compensation and peace of mind. This lawyer is highly recommended.