Group homes generally are residential dwellings where a small number of minors or adults of all ages live. A caregiver is present at all times.
Residents of group homes may require assistance with basic tasks, and for various reasons they cannot live alone. Some have developmental disorders. Others suffer from physical disabilities or mental illness. Some are in recovery for drug or alcohol abuse. Children in foster care may be placed with families in group home environments.
Those who live in group homes are subject to much of the same abuse and neglect as are nursing home residents. Because of their vulnerability, they cannot always protect themselves from harm caused by home operators or their staff members.
Legal Protections
State and federal laws provide important protections for group home residents. We understand those laws and together with our co-counsel, we can help you recover for any injuries and losses that occur in a group home.
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Our injury lawyers and staff want to help you, in the unfortunate event that you need our help. Just e-mail or telephone us for a free, no obligation, confidential consultation.
