Jail negligence refers to the deprivation of proper care and safety for those incarcerated. This type of negligence can have severe consequences for individuals in jails, affecting their well-being and potentially resulting in harm or death. There is legal recourse for individuals and families impacted by jail negligence, and the jail neglect attorneys at the Law Offices of Dean Malone, P.C. are here to help.
Definition of Jail Negligence
Jail negligence includes failing to provide adequate care, supervision, or safety measures for those incarcerated. Inmates have the right to essential needs such as food and water, protection from violence, and necessary medical care.
Types of Jail Negligence
Various types of negligence can occur in correctional facilities, such as inadequate supervision, failure to address health issues, and poor facility maintenance. This negligence can include injuries caused by jailers or other staff, including medical personnel in jails, some of whom can be employed by large, for-profit corporations. A lack of adequate medical care can result in wrongful death.
Legal Framework for Jail Neglect Law Practice
Fortunately, there is recourse for injuries sustained while incarcerated. Our attorneys can determine whether a negligence claim might be appropriate regarding some issues, while a constitutional claim might be more appropriate for other issues.
Process for Filing a Claim for Jail Neglect
When you work with a jail neglect lawyer, they can help you throughout the entire process, including filing your claim. Filing a negligence or constitutional claim will begin with an investigation and evidence collection. This is where knowledgeable and experienced attorneys at the Law Offices of Dean Malone, P.C. can support you in navigating these steps and advocating for you.
Why Choose Law Offices of Dean Malone, P.C.?
Our jail neglect attorneys have successfully handled many cases and are committed to client advocacy. They are adept at handling cases involving injuries sustained in county jails, whether due to medical negligence, mental health care denial, or assault and can help you find the answers and justice you need.
Call our jail neglect attorneys today so we can discuss your situation and see if we are able to help you pursue your claim. Contact us to get started now.