Award-Winning Attorney Authors and Distributes Free Book on Aging and Elder Care

Stevens Point, WI (PRWEB) January 11, 2011

For years now, nursing homes have been quietly asking new residents and their families to sign paperwork that includes clauses like required arbitration—with arbitrators selected solely by the nursing home companies—in the case of future care disputes. While this may not seem like a red flag to new residents, it can cause untold suffering later if mistreatment or abuse should occur and families are prevented from taking appropriate action.

Attorney Jason Studinski of Studinski Law, LLC in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, has long championed individual rights in cases like these, helping distraught families find resolution and speak up for loved ones who may not be able to defend themselves. After years of handling nursing home abuse and neglect cases, Studinski compiled his knowledge of what it takes to research, select, secure and maintain the best possible care for elderly or disabled loved ones into a book that clearly and simply spells out what you must know before you start the process. The book, How to Keep Your Loved One Safe in a Wisconsin Nursing Home, is available free and with no obligation at http://www.StudinskiLaw.com.

“The heartbreak I’ve seen is devastating. After helping families fix what was clearly broken, I felt it was my duty to help others avoid a similar fate. I wrote the book so that families could easily learn what to do and what not to do before placing a loved one in nursing care. I want to help others avoid painful mistakes and the regret that can come with that. If it helps just one family, it was worth every bit of effort,” said Studinski.

Studinski has won accolades for his groundbreaking work, including being named a 2011 Leader in Law by the Wisconsin Law Journal and receiving a coveted 2006 F. Scott Baldwin award honoring the most outstanding young trial lawyer in the nation from the American Association for Justice. A champion of the forgotten, he prides himself on working for and with clients like no other. Compassion, a trained ear and commitment for the long haul differentiate his work.

If you or your family member believes mistreatment or neglect has occurred during the course of care, please feel free to contact Jason toll free at 855-343-2850 with your questions and concerns. A simple question form is also available online, along with a library of educational articles and other resources related to nursing home care.

Please visit Studinski Law, LLC to learn more about the firm’s innovative approach and its core practice areas, including nursing home abuse and neglect, insurance bad faith or misconduct, and catastrophic injury or death. For more information, please contact Jason Studinski at 715-343-2850.    

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