Sacramento Wrongful Death Lawyers
Northern California Death Injury Attorneys

Awarded the 2005 Advocate of the Year

Demas & Rosenthal has been defending your rights since 1993. The California law firm believes in getting to know each and every client on a personal level to successfully represent victims of serious accidents or neglect. Sacramento attorneys, John Demas and David Rosenthal, started their firm with the vision of achieving justice and obtaining maximum results for serious injury victims. With extensive experience in nursing home abuse and personal injury cases, Demas & Rosenthal will not quit until your case is settled.

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The California nursing home abuse lawyers at Demas & Rosenthal represent victims of nursing home abuse with a direct and aggressive approach. The Sacramento lawyers have many years of experience in personal injury and nursing home abuse cases and use their knowledge and legal resources to ensure your rights are protected. We will represent you, or your loved one, with superior legal skills and will walk you through every step of the process to make your legal experience as stress-free as possible.

Partners John Demas and David Rosenthal founded Demas & Rosenthal with one main goal: to become the voice of consumers injured in accidents or through the carelessness or others. Nursing home abuse is an especially unforgiving act because the victims often have no other choice but to keep quiet and endure serious physical and psychological injuries. Victims of elder abuse or nursing home negligence have won cases with the legal guidance of the California attorneys at Demas & Rosenthal.

With the thousands of elder care facilities in California, nursing home abuse has sadly become an all too familiar occurrence in the United States today. Residents of nursing homes are exposed to manipulation, humiliation or harm by the people who are supposed to be caring for them. This physical, verbal and sexual abuse is a rampant problem that must be addressed. In a recent 2 year period, over 5,000 nursing homes in the U.S. were cited for abuse violations. That makes up over 30% of America's nursing homes. Many residents of nursing homes are afraid to report their abusers for fear of their own safety.