Inland Empire medical malpractice lawyers — misdiagnosis, surgical errors, birth injury, medication errors, nursing home neglect
Medical malpractice lawyers
serving Redlands.
California law firms that handle medical malpractice and nursing home neglect cases, each with its lawyer’s State Bar of California record linked. Read the listings and contact a firm yourself: we don’t refer, rank or recommend.
- State Bar no.
- 256360
- License
- Active
- Practice
- Assisted living neglect
- State Bar no.
- 290270
- License
- Active
- Practice
- Birth injury
- State Bar no.
- 152822
- License
- Active
- Practice
- Nursing home abuse & neglect
Law firms serving Redlands
Filters
4 firms, A–Z · Redlands
Sheela Stark Law Group, APC
Elder Abuse and Protection of Vulnerable Adults
The Elder and Disability Law Firm, APC
Nursing home abuse & neglect, Assisted living neglect in Redlands
The Law Office of Trevor D. Martin
Financial elder abuse in Redlands
A growing collection, not a complete list, and not a recommendation. Practice areas, hours and fee wording are published by each firm and may change; check each lawyer on calbar.ca.gov. How we source our listings ↗
All 4 firms serving Redlands, A–Z.
- Law Office of Jennifer Daniel220 Nordina St, Redlands, CA 92373Assisted living neglect
- Sheela Stark Law Group, APC1461 Ford St Ste 203, Redlands, CA 92373Birth injury · Nursing home abuse & neglect
- The Elder and Disability Law Firm, APC104 E Olive Ave Ste 103, Redlands, CA 92373Nursing home abuse & neglect · Assisted living neglect
- The Law Office of Trevor D. Martin300 E State St Ste 200, Redlands, CA 92373Financial elder abuse
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It’s a real firm
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- 02
State Bar of California profile
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State Bar number published
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- 04
Se habla español and other languages
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- 05
Free consultation and fees, as stated
Whether the firm states a free consultation or a contingency fee, quoted as written. Ask for any fee agreement in writing.
- 06
24/7 availability and offices, as stated
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- Is the lawyer’s license active?Look the lawyer up on the State Bar of California’s attorney search (calbar.ca.gov). The status should read Active. The profile also shows any public discipline.
- Who will handle my matter?Ask which lawyer will do the work day to day, and check that lawyer’s own State Bar profile.
- How is the fee worked out?Ask how the fee is calculated and who pays case costs. California requires contingency fee agreements in writing: read it before you sign.
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