Cook County Detainee Negligent Care Lawyers
Losing a loved one to suicide is incredibly difficult, no matter what the circumstances may be. If your loved one was an inmate or a patient at a care facility, you owe it to your family to find out what really happened. If your loved one did not receive the care and supervision he or she needed, you may be able to hold the negligent party responsible.
At Clancy Law, our Illinois prison inmate suicide lawyers are here to help your family through this difficult time. With more than 75 years of experience protecting Illinois families, we can help you get the compensation you deserve. We will take care of all your legal problems, so you can be there for the people you love.
Having helped more than a dozen families that have lost a loved one to prison suicide, we have achieved a recovery for every family. Willing to negotiate or fight for you in court, we will not stop until we do what is right for your family. Contact us today and find out more about what we can do for you.
You Can Win Your Case
One of the most common causes of prison and care facility suicide is the failure to provide inmates and detainees with the medical or mental health care they need. Jails, prisons, and juvenile detention facilities understand their responsibilities and when they fail to take them seriously, they can and should be held responsible for their negligence.
We represent families that have lost a loved one to suicide in a wide range of cases. We have handled cases involving adults and juveniles in county jails, state prisons and juvenile detention facilities. Our attorneys have the resources to handle cases in states beyond the Illinois border as well.
A Recent Case Illustrates Our Effectiveness in Handling Inmate Injury Cases
We represented a family that had a loved one living in a state correction facility. He needed a blood thinner, because of a mechanical heart valve. When the state cut his blood thinner in half to save money, it severely raised the chances of a blood clot forming. Soon after, he had a stroke and was permanently injured. We made sure his family got justice.
Take Immediate Legal Action
If you believe the death or serious injury of your loved one in jail or a long-term care facility could have been prevented with proper health care, we can help you protect your family. With offices in St. Charles and Chicago, we represent families across northern Illinois. Contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation and learn more.
