Wrongful Death

Wrongful death due to medical malpractice can occur if a healthcare provider’s negligence leads to a patient’s death, including errors in diagnosis, treatment, or surgical procedures.

How We Help:

• Evaluating Medical Records: We review medical records and consult with experts to determine whether negligence contributed to your loved one’s death.
• Gathering Evidence: We collect evidence to demonstrate the link between negligence and death, preparing for negotiation or litigation.
• Pursuing Compensation: We represent you in seeking compensation for medical expenses, funeral costs, and other damages resulting from wrongful death.

Common Questions:

• What evidence is needed for a wrongful death claim due to medical malpractice? Evidence may include medical records, expert testimony, and documentation of negligence. We help gather and analyze this information.
• Can I pursue a wrongful death claim if the medical provider was not directly responsible? Yes, if the provider’s negligence contributed to the death. We assess their role and build a case based on their contribution.
• How long does it take to resolve a wrongful death claim involving medical malpractice? The timeline varies based on complexity and whether it goes to trial. We provide a realistic estimate and keep you informed.

Wrongful death from workplace accidents can occur due to unsafe working conditions, equipment malfunctions, or employer negligence. Such cases often involve complex workers' compensation and liability issues.

How We Help:

• Investigating the Incident: We investigate the workplace accident, reviewing safety protocols, equipment maintenance records, and employer practices to determine negligence.
• Assessing Liability: We work with experts to assess liability and determine whether third parties, in addition to the employer, may be accountable.
• Seeking Compensation: We represent you in seeking compensation for funeral expenses, loss of income, and emotional distress, working to hold responsible parties accountable.

Common Questions:

• Can I file a wrongful death claim if my loved one’s death was due to a workplace accident? Yes, you may file if negligence or unsafe conditions caused the accident. We help identify responsible parties and pursue compensation.
• What if my loved one was receiving workers' compensation benefits before their death? You may still pursue a wrongful death claim if negligence or third-party liability is involved. We help navigate both avenues to maximize your compensation.
• How do I prove negligence in a workplace wrongful death claim? Proving negligence involves showing that unsafe conditions caused the accident. We gather evidence and expert testimony to support your claim.

Wrongful death due to defective products can occur when a product’s design or manufacturing defect causes fatal injuries. This may include faulty machinery, unsafe medications, or defective consumer goods.

How We Help:

• Investigating the Product: We investigate the defective product, reviewing design and manufacturing processes to determine liability.
• Consulting Experts: We work with product safety experts to assess how the defect contributed to the death and build a case for compensation.
• Pursuing Legal Action: We represent you in pursuing compensation from manufacturers or sellers for funeral expenses, lost income, and emotional suffering.

Common Questions:

• How can I prove a defective product caused the wrongful death? Proving causation involves showing that the product defect led to the fatal injury. We gather evidence, including product testing and expert opinions, to establish this link.
• What types of damages can I claim for a wrongful death due to a defective product? You can claim funeral costs, loss of financial support, and emotional distress. We help quantify these damages and pursue fair compensation.
• What steps should I take if I believe a defective product caused a wrongful death? Seek legal advice immediately and preserve any evidence. We guide you through the process and help you understand your options.

Wrongful death resulting from criminal acts, such as assault or homicide, involves complex legal issues. The responsible party may face criminal charges, and a wrongful death claim can seek additional civil damages.

How We Help:

• Investigating the Incident: We investigate the criminal act, reviewing police reports and collaborating with law enforcement to understand the circumstances leading to the wrongful death.
• Building a Civil Case: We build a civil case to seek damages beyond criminal restitution, focusing on compensation for funeral expenses, loss of support, and emotional suffering.
• Representing Your Interests: We represent you in pursuing compensation through a wrongful death claim, working to ensure that your family’s needs are met and justice is served.

Common Questions:

• Can I pursue a wrongful death claim if the responsible party is facing criminal charges? Yes, a wrongful death claim can be pursued in addition to criminal charges. We help navigate both criminal and civil aspects to secure justice and compensation.
• How does a wrongful death claim differ from a criminal case? A wrongful death claim is a civil matter seeking monetary compensation, while a criminal case involves prosecution by the state. We help you understand the differences and pursue your claim effectively.
• Can I receive compensation if the responsible party is convicted of a crime? Yes, compensation can be pursued through a wrongful death claim even if the party is convicted. We work to secure damages for your loss and support your family.