No family expects abuse or neglect when they choose a nursing home or assisted living facility. Sadly, the reality is that too many seniors and family members in Bowling Green and across Warren County, Kentucky have learned the cold, harsh reality of the long-term care industry. Seniors and the disabled are among our most vulnerable citizens. When their voices go unheard, the consequences can be devastating.
Michael Hill Trial Law is the most prominent and nationally respected nursing home abuse and neglect law firm in America, consistently achieving record-setting results.From peaceful walks at Fountain Square Park and family days at Lost River Cave to the historic charm of downtown and the welcoming neighborhoods along Scottsville Road and Fairview Avenue, Bowling Green is a city built on connection, care, and community pride. At Michael Hill Trial Law, those same values guide us—we stand up for the vulnerable, fight for accountability, and protect the dignity of families when it matters most. If your loved one has been harmed in a care facility, you deserve answers—and we’re here to help you find them.
When a loved one is abused or neglected in a nursing home, assisted living facility, or group home, you need a lawyer who not only knows the nursing home industry, but who knows your community. Representing clients across the country, we’re dedicated to protecting victims of elder abuse and neglect in the very communities where our careers began—and where many of our own loved ones live.
Whether we’re facing a regional nursing home operator or a national chain, we bring the same focus and dedication to achieve unprecedented results.
We represent clients injured or neglected in a range of care settings, including:
At Michael Hill Trial Law, our practice is dedicated exclusively to representing families impacted by abuse and neglect that cause catastrophic injuries or wrongful death in nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, assisted living facilities, group homes, and occasionally hospitals throughout Kentucky, including Bowling Green.
We pursue claims involving serious, often life-threatening harm, including:
Michael Hill is nationally recognized as the premier trial lawyer when it comes to elder abuse, whose reputation for standing up to powerful healthcare corporations has garnered international attention. He holds the record for the largest nursing home verdict in numerous locations, including the largest verdict against a nursing home in Ohio history—a $26 million jury award in Trumbull County—and continues to represent victims across the county with tireless resolve.
We work with families throughout Bowling Green, Kentucky and surrounding communities, including:
If your loved one resides in a Warren County facility, we’re ready to help.
"Michael puts his whole heart into his cases, works tirelessly, and treats his clients like family."
"We are ever so grateful to have had you on our side. Never during this whole long process did we feel as though you didn't have our best interest at h..."
"Matthew and Michael handled my husband's nursing home neglect case with compassion and care. I'm so appreciative of all they've done for my family to ..."
"Our experience with this law firm was very pleasant. Everyone was above helpful and really helped us through my brother’s lawsuit for nursing home neg..."
"The attorneys here are amazing—compassionate, professional, and truly committed to helping families who’ve experienced nursing home abuse or neglect. ..."
Afternoons spent exploring Lost River Cave, visits to the National Corvette Museum, and summer nights at Bowling Green Ballpark reflect a city rooted in innovation, community, and Southern pride. In Bowling Green, that same spirit fuels our commitment to protecting our elders—by standing up when their voices are ignored and fighting to preserve their dignity when it's at risk.
At Michael Hill Trial Law, we take that same spirit into every courtroom. If your parent or grandparent was mistreated, ignored, or injured in a nursing home, we’re here to pursue the truth and demand change.
