Wrongful Death
How Wrongful Death Claims Work
Surviving families such as the spouse, children (biological or adopted), parent, siblings, or other blood relatives partly or wholly dependent on the decedent are legally allowed to seek damages on behalf of the victim.
Some examples of wrongful death can include
- Medical malpractice
- Work-related accidents
- Car accidents (drunk driving, hit and run, etc.)
- Equipment malfunction, and others.
Survivors can seek the types of damages that the deceased person could have received had they survived the incident. These can include:
- Medical bills resulting from the event
- Funeral expenses
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional/mental health treatment for survivors, and so on
We offer an initial case review to discuss your options
How We Can Help
The Down’s Law Group will approach this case with compassion for both you and the deceased. We’ll also fight for your right to fair compensation, and build a strong case that could potentially bring you some sense of justice.
