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INTEGRITY. EXPERIENCE. PASSION. THAT’S HOW WE FIGHT NURSING HOME ABUSE. The abuse and neglect of our vulnerable adults is unacceptable. We’re here to empower you to hold a long-term care facility accountable.
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The Attorneys
The Scheller Legal Solutions LLC represents clients throughout the Minneapolis-St. Paul Twin Cities area, the state of Minnesota and nationally, in a wide variety of serious injury and wrongful deaths case. The Scheller Legal Solutions LLC extensive experience has established the firm as a leader in representing those who have been seriously inured or their relatives in cases involving catastrophic injury. The cases include nursing home abuse, medical malpractice, products liability, vehicle accidents, trucking accidents, slip and fall accidents and premises liability, and other serious injuries caused by others’ wrongful and negligent acts.
Suzanne Scheller
Suzanne Scheller, Counselor at Law, offers an array of legal services all with a goal of resolving conflict, particularly for those in later life. Providing compassionate advocacy is a goal of the law firm. Suzy Scheller combines her passion, interest, skills, and knowledge of elder law, elder abuse and neglect, mediation, teaching, vulnerable adults, estate planning, financial exploitation, and long term care to advocate for clients finding themselves facing everyday concerns related to aging, advanced planning, and care needs.
Kristen R. Rice
Nursing Home Litigation Attorney at Scheller Legal Solutions LLC. Kristen is a tenacious attorney who has seen too often abuse and neglect in nursing homes and assisted living settings. She works tirelessly to hold long term care facilities accountable for neglect and unacceptable care that results in what would otherwise be preventable catastrophic injury or death.
Janet Walsh
Janet Walsh is an attorney with Scheller Legal Solutions, a law firm specialized in elder and estate law. Her practice focuses on estate planning; long-term care navigation; asset protection; elder abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation; estate and trust administration; and government benefits for older and vulnerable adults, including those with dementia.