Senior Justice Law Firm was built on a decision that reshaped its purpose. After years defending nursing homes, its principal attorney chose to represent residents harmed by abuse and neglect. Since then, the firm has represented only injured residents and their loved ones. Today, it serves clients across 28 states and has grown into the country's largest elder abuse law firm. Families rarely reach out with definitive proof of neglect. More often, they come with unanswered questions after witnessing unexplained injuries, sudden decline or the loss of a loved one. Every accepted case begins with collecting medical records and an in-depth review by the firm's in-house long-term care nurse. The process often uncovers preventable injuries or patterns of neglect that families could not have identified on their own, providing the evidence needed to determine whether legal action is appropriate. Combining Experience with Personal Commitment Years of handling only elder abuse litigation have given the firm an uncommon familiarity with the legal and corporate structures behind many long-term care providers. Having handled hundreds of similar cases, attorneys often recognize recurring ownership networks and the corporate entities behind facilities that attempt to distance themselves from liability. Working alongside specialized medical experts, the firm's attorneys tackle complex legal and clinical questions that might otherwise remain unanswered.

End-of-life care deserves the same level of clinical attention as every other stage of medical care. While working as a physician at a skilled nursing facility, Dr. Darius K Joshi recognized that hospice patients often did not receive that standard of care. He established Redwood Hospice with a physician-led care model that keeps every patient under continuous medical oversight. The company values end-of-life care as an integral part of life, and an essential component of a dignified and physically and emotionally comfortable death. “Our way of addressing that gap in the quality of end-of-life care is to ensure that every patient is evaluated, seen and cared for by a physician throughout their end-of-life journey,” says Sonny Vukic, Chief Operating Officer.