Wrongful Death Claims

If you have lost a family member due to someone’s wrongful act, you can sue those at fault for damages. We excel at ensuring maximum compensation for a wrongful death is given.

The death of a loved one is an incredibly difficult and sad moment in our lives and the impact of the death can affect your family’s mental states and finances for years to come. A wrongful death suit is made in response to the death of one due to negligent behavior or intentional actions on the part of an individual or organization.

Wrongful death lawsuits seek damages–compensation for the survivors’ loss, such as lost wages from the deceased, lost companionship, and funeral expenses.

The hope is that these lawsuits will allow the surviving loved ones to alleviate the burden of costs around the funeral and other expenses as well as compensation for lost future wages. There are a number of actions that can be held to account in a wrongful death lawsuit such as failure to provide safe workplace conditions, distracted driving, and medical malpractice. Individuals and organizations can also be held accountable if it is found that their intentional acts led to a wrongful death.

Common circumstances for a wrongful death claim include but are not limited to:
– Vehicle Accident
– Drug Overdose or Poisoning
– Construction Accidents
– Slip and Falls
– Defective Product Accidents

What Happens During a Free Case Evaluation?
During a free case evaluation, a lawyer will examine your case and try to understand what happened to you. We will then let you know what we think of your case and if we believe you need a lawyer. In some cases, a member of our legal team may want to follow up to gather more information about your accident.

If it is decided that your case has merit, then our legal team will speak with you about your next steps. You will typically have an attorney from The Guardians of the Injured file a lawsuit on your behalf. Our legal counsel knows how to best prepare your case and are experts in negotiating for the victims of wrongful deaths.

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    No attorney-client relationship is established by submitting this initial contact information to our office. Our forms are intended to assist Guardians of the Injured with a preliminary evaluation of your case.

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    A wrongful death lawsuit will seek financial compensation for the survivors who have lost a loved one. A settlement can encompass several factors, such as the wages lost to the estate due to the death, funeral costs, and the anguish from lost companionship.  

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    1. Submit Your Claim

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    2. We Get to Work and Update You Regularly

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    3. Receive Your Compensation

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    Wrongful Death Claims FAQ

    Do I Need an Attorney for a Wrongful Death Claim?

    The cause of a death can be disputed between parties, and these disagreements can make claims challenging to handle. In many cases, you will also need to contend with insurance companies unwilling to give you the full amount you deserve. When you have an attorney in your corner, these hurdles become much easier to clear, and you are much more likely to receive financial compensation.

    How Much Do You Charge Your Clients?

    The Guardians of the Injured operates on a contingency fee basis. This means that we only get paid when we win your case for you (we get a percentage of the settlement). This means that we only benefit when you do.

    How Much Can I Earn From My Case?

    There are a lot of factors that can go into the value of your claim. These factors will generally revolve around the various details of the case, such as insurance limits, the severity of the injuries, and the long-term prospects for work and quality of life. The factors that will be looked at include medical bills, loss of earning ability and wages, and the level of pain and suffering experienced.

    No hard number can be given for the value of a case right away. Medical records will need to be examined, statements taken, and other factors will need to be weighed. We can give you a rough estimate based on past precedence.

    We have legal professionals standing by reading to provide you with a free case evaluation. This will tell you the viability of your case as well as what other cases like yours have been able to earn in the past. Fill out our free consultation form by following the link here.

    If I Talk to a Lawyer, Will My Case Go to Court?

    In most cases, your claim will not require a lengthy court process. The majority of these issues are settled to avoid the costs and time needed to decide a case. In fact, over 90% of successful claims do not go to trial.

    How long will this take?

    Our friendly and helpful professionals will review your case and respond to your evaluation request within 24 hours. For all other legal proceedings, the timetables can fluctuate greatly depending on various factors. We will do everything in our power to move our process along as quickly as possible without compromising your case’s quality.

    How Long After the Event Can I File a Claim?

    There is no single answer as the “statutes of limitations” (the time limit for filing a claim) will vary depending on the type of lawsuit and the state you live in. Some types of claims can have a statute of limitations that is only a couple of years, so you should not waste time contacting an attorney.

    Find Other Ways We Can Help

    At The Guardians of the Injured, we have experience earning damages for victim families in a wide array of wrongful death claims, including:

    Medical Costs Incurred
    Prior to Death

    We will ensure that all expenses, including those accrued in a healthcare facility prior to death, are properly compensated.

    Funeral and Burial
    Costs

    All costs needed to conduct a proper funeral and burial are also typically part of the compensation that you are owed.

    Loss of Future
    Earnings

    If you or other loved ones relied on the earnings of one who has been taken away in a wrongful death case, you may be eligible for compensation equivalent to a percentage of expected future earnings.

    Loss of
    Companionship

    The emotional stress and pain of losing a loved one can have a significant impact on your quality of life and mental wellbeing.

    If you are considering a wrongful death claim, you need the right legal team on your side. Get a free case evaluation and let the proven attorneys at The Guardians of the Injured get you the compensation you deserve.  

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