Bloom Injury Law

🏓 Pickle Ball for a Purpose!

At Bloom Injury Law, we believe in supporting organizations that make a meaningful difference in people's lives. Please join California Smash on June 27 and support the 1st Annual NextStep Charity Pickleball Tournament.

NextStep helps people rebuild strength, confidence, and independence after paralysis, spinal cord injuries, stroke, and other neurological conditions. You can support their mission by playing, sponsoring, volunteering, or simply coming out to cheer on participants.

Join us for a day of pickleball, community, and giving back.

📍 California Smash | El Segundo
📅 June 27
🎟️ https://bit.ly/4vhvgwR

June 15 is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day — a reminder that protecting older adults means protecting their safety, dignity, health, and financial security.

At Bloom Law, we know elder abuse is not always obvious. It can include:

• Physical abuse
• Nursing home neglect
• Poor or unsafe care
• Medication errors
• Falls caused by lack of supervision
• Financial exploitation, scams, or misuse of funds

Financial abuse can be just as devastating as physical harm. Warning signs may include sudden account changes, unusual withdrawals, confusion about transactions, pressure from a caregiver or family member, or an older adult becoming isolated from trusted loved ones.

Families can help by staying involved, checking in often, encouraging account security, organizing important legal and financial documents, and reporting concerns to Adult Protective Services, law enforcement, or financial institutions when something does not feel right.

Our seniors cared for families, built communities, and paved the way for future generations. They deserve protection, respect, and accountability.

If an elderly loved one has been harmed, neglected, exploited, or abused — physically, financially, or through negligent care — it may be time to ask questions and take action.

Better Call Bloom.

Honored to support the restoration of The Plunge, one of El Segundo’s most historic and beloved community landmarks.

As the facility reopens today, the Bloom and Doerner families are proud to help preserve a place that has brought generations of swimmers, athletes and families together.

The project holds special meaning for us, as it honors two family members with remarkable swimming legacies:

🏊 Morris A. Bloom — a record-breaking New Jersey swimmer known for the most miles swum in the state.

🏅 Herman Doerner — an Australian Olympian who competed in both swimming and water polo.

Thank you to the City of El Segundo and everyone who helped bring this important community space back to life.