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Eliza Jasinska, Esq. spent 25 years as a registered nurse, ran a licensed care facility and a home-care agency, and now represents families as a nurse attorney in California when care goes wrong.
Before she was a lawyer, Eliza Jasinska was a nurse at the bedside, a facility administrator, a fiduciary for adults who could not speak for themselves, and the director of a nonprofit that served seniors and people with disabilities. She has seen how care is supposed to work from every side of it.
Nursing and Care Background
Nursing and Care Background
25 years of clinical nursing experience in major Los Angeles and Bay Area hospitals
Working knowledge of patient care, safety standards, and medical protocols
Master of Science in Nursing and Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Training in healthcare management, quality improvement, and clinical administration
Former Licensed Professional Fiduciary, protecting adults who could not advocate for themselves
Former Executive Director of Advocates for the Elderly and Disabled, a nonprofit serving vulnerable seniors and disabled adults
Former owner, operator, and administrator of Stay Safe Home Care Manor, a licensed residential care facility for the elderly
Former owner and operator of Stay Safe Home Care, a home-care and caregiving agency
Active Registered Nurse license, California Board of Registered Nursing
Legal Qualifications
Legal Qualifications
Juris Doctor, JFK University School of Law, with a focus on public interest and pro bono service
Practice concentrated in elder abuse and neglect under the Elder Abuse and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act, nursing home and assisted living negligence, medical malpractice, and serious injury
Admitted to practice in all California state courts and the United States District Court for the Central District of California
Completed mediator training through the Congress of Neutrals
Professional Memberships
Professional Memberships
Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles
Orange County Trial Lawyers Association
Consumer Attorneys of San Diego
San Diego County Bar Association
Los Angeles County Bar Association
Orange County Bar Association
Beverly Hills Bar Association
California Lawyers Association
State Bar of California, active member
Why a Nurse Attorney Reviews Your Case Differently?
Why a Nurse Attorney Reviews Your Case Differently?
Most law firms send a medical chart to an outside nurse consultant and wait weeks for a summary. At Jasinska Law Firm Professional Corporation, the attorney who signs the complaint is the nurse who read the chart. She knows what a complete nursing assessment looks like, what a late entry looks like, and what a staffing sheet hides. That review happens at intake, so families get a direct answer about whether the facts support a claim.
Most law firms send a medical chart to an outside nurse consultant and wait weeks for a summary. At Jasinska Law Firm Professional Corporation, the attorney who signs the complaint is the nurse who read the chart. She knows what a complete nursing assessment looks like, what a late entry looks like, and what a staffing sheet hides. That review happens at intake, so families get a direct answer about whether the facts support a claim.
" I believe every client deserves answers, dignity, and fierce advocacy."
" I believe every client deserves answers, dignity, and fierce advocacy."
We deliver that with compassion and clarity. Eliza Jasinska, Esq."
We deliver that with compassion and clarity. Eliza Jasinska, Esq."
“When a loved one dies, and the facility won’t explain why, you deserve the truth. I follow the evidence, the charting, and the signs of neglect until your family finally gets answers — and justice.”
“When a loved one dies, and the facility won’t explain why, you deserve the truth. I follow the evidence, the charting, and the signs of neglect until your family finally gets answers — and justice.”
“Your loved one’s story matters. When a facility fails them, I uncover what really happened and hold every responsible party accountable — because their life deserves dignity, truth, and justice.”
“Your loved one’s story matters. When a facility fails them, I uncover what really happened and hold every responsible party accountable — because their life deserves dignity, truth, and justice.”
What This Means for Your Family
What This Means for Your Family
Most lawyers learn how a nursing home works from depositions. Eliza learned it from running one. She knows what a staffing sheet should look like, what a care plan is supposed to say, and what a nurse’s note leaves out when something has gone wrong. When a facility tells a family that an injury was unavoidable, she reads the chart herself and finds out whether that is true. Families who call the firm get a lawyer who understands the medicine, the regulations, and the business of care, and who will say plainly whether the facts support a claim.
Free case evaluation. Contingency fee basis. Call 866-248-0535 or email eliza@jasinskalaw.com.
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