William Murray

At Murray, Stone & Wilson, we are committed to helping victims of nursing home abuse and their families pursue justice and accountability. With more than 50 years of combined trial experience, our founding partners have secured over $300 million in recoveries, including tens of millions obtained since opening our doors in 2019. Our attorneys have successfully handled complex cases involving nursing home abuse and neglect, and we bring the same strategic, results-driven approach to every case we take on. If you or a loved one has suffered harm in a nursing home, contact our team today for a free, no-obligation consultation. When you place a loved one in a nursing home, you trust they will receive compassionate, dignified care. Unfortunately, abuse and neglect remain serious concerns across Pennsylvania, often leaving families feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. The reality is that many cases go unreported, especially when residents are unable to speak for themselves. However, you are not powerless. State and federal laws provide strong protections, and taking action can help stop the abuse and protect your loved one’s well-being. Nursing home abuse can take many forms—some obvious, others more subtle. It may involve intentional harm or a failure to provide proper care. Common types of abuse include: Because abuse is not always immediately visible, it’s critical for families to stay alert to warning signs. Unexplained injuries, sudden behavioral changes, poor hygiene, weight loss, or unusual financial activity may all indicate that something is wrong. Even subtle changes in mood or environment can point to a deeper issue. Trust your instincts—if something feels off, it deserves attention. If you suspect abuse or neglect, acting quickly can make all the difference. Ensuring your loved one’s safety, documenting concerns, and reporting the issue to the appropriate authorities are essential first steps. You may also benefit from speaking with an experienced Pennsylvania nursing home abuse lawyer who can guide you through your legal options and help hold negligent facilities accountable. Taking action not only protects your loved one, but also helps prevent future harm to others.