Eliza Jasinska

I bring a rich and diverse skill set to the legal field, covering various practice areas such as Personal Injury, Abuse and Neglect, and Medical Malpractice. My unique combination of legal knowledge and medical understanding distinguishes me, supported by licenses from the California State Bar and the Board of Registered Nursing.

My educational background demonstrates a commitment to high standards, as I hold a Juris Doctor with a Children's & Family Certificate from JFKU, School of Law. Additionally, I have an MSN/BSN from CSU, Dominguez Hills, which provides a deep grasp of medical details vital in areas like Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice.

I am also certified in Mediation by the Congress of Neutrals, which is a significant advantage in managing the complexities of legal disputes.

My active participation in respected professional associations such as the State Bar of California, California Lawyers Association, and various county bar associations highlights my dedication to continuous professional growth. By keeping up-to-date with legal advancements and maintaining a strong network, I ensure that my clients receive the most current insights and resources available in the legal field.

My extensive qualifications uniquely equip me to comprehensively and effectively address your legal needs. Whether you are dealing with the delicate issues of Family Law, seeking justice in Personal Injury cases, addressing Abuse and Neglect, filing Worker's Compensation claims, or tackling the intricacies of Medical Malpractice, you can be confident that my combined legal and medical knowledge is at your disposal.

With a commitment to excellence, a dedication to ongoing education, and a versatile skill set, I am prepared to advocate for your rights and provide effective solutions to your legal challenges.

John F. Kennedy University

J.D. (2016) | Family Law, Elder Law, Public Interest

2013 - 2016

California State University - Dominguez Hills

M.S. (2008) | Nursing Administration

2006 - 2008

California State University - Dominguez Hills

B.S. (2002) | Nursing Public Health

2000 - 2002

Attorney at Law

Jasinska Law Firm Professional Corporation

2023 - Current

Attorney, Executive Director

Advocates for the elderly and disabled

2021 - Current

Family Law

JFKU School of Law

2016

Elder Law

JFKU School of Law

2016

State Bar of California  # 337575

Member

2021 - Current

Board of Registered Nursing  # 561130

Registered Nurse

1999 - Current

California

State Bar of California

ID Number: 337575

Since 2021

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  Free and Paid Consults Welcome to Jasinska Law Firm—where your story matters, and we're committed to achieving the best outcomes for you. Specializing in injury and family law, we navigate the complexities of your legal journey, from fighting insurance battles to representing you in court. The law firm is dedicated to understanding each client's unique story and is committed to achieving the best possible outcomes for you.

Q. Seeking a malpractice lawyer for knee injury surgery complications in California.

June 17, 2025

A: Yes, a medical malpractice lawyer may be able to help. Under California’s MICRA law (Cal. Civ. Proc. Code § 340.5), you have one year from when you knew or should have known about the injury caused by negligence. Since the surgery and fall occurred in late 2024, you are still within the time limit to pursue a claim. A lawyer can assess whether the doctor’s failure to warn you of risks or provide proper post-op care amounts to malpractice. Consult one as soon as possible to preserve your rights.

Q. Can a prison medical institution be sued for malpractice after delayed treatment for a jaw fracture?

June 17, 2025

A: Yes, a prison medical provider can be sued for medical malpractice under California law, including MICRA (Cal. Civ. Proc. Code § 340.5), which allows one year from the date the injury was discovered or should have been discovered. Delayed diagnosis and treatment of a jaw fracture following tooth extraction may constitute negligence, especially if it caused prolonged pain or worsened the injury. However, because the care occurred in a correctional facility, additional procedural rules may apply, such as filing a government claim within 6 months. A medical malpractice attorney familiar with prison cases should be consulted promptly.

Q. Can we sue for a year-long misdiagnosis leading to severe health issues?

June 17, 2025

A: Under California’s MICRA law (Cal. Civ. Proc. Code § 340.5), you generally have one year from the date the patient knew or should have known about the injury caused by medical negligence. Since the correct diagnosis of congestive heart failure was eventually made and treatment started, that likely triggered the one-year clock. If more than a year has passed since that discovery, the time to file may have expired. However, you should consult a medical malpractice attorney immediately to review the timeline and determine if any exceptions apply, especially given the patient’s age and severity of harm.