The Wrongful Death Attorney Standing Up to Injustice
The sudden loss of a loved one can be overwhelming. But with determined legal assistance in your corner, you can focus on what really matters.
Calling a Wrongful Death Lawyer: The Process
At Fenderson Law Firm, our wrongful death attorney understands the pain and hardship an unexpected passing causes. That’s why we believe in approaching every client with care, compassion, and a determination to do right. We dedicate time to understanding your unique situation and offer tailored legal strategies to meet your needs.
- Free Case Evaluation: We begin with a free initial consultation, during which we listen to your story, share in your loss, and answer any questions you may have. We then outline the next steps for our clients so they know what’s ahead.
- Thorough Investigation: Led by our wrongful death lawyer, our team conducts a thorough investigation to gather evidence, interview witnesses, and consult with experts to build a strong case.
- Comprehensive support and legal advice: As part of our commitment to providing thorough legal support, we seek to demystify the law and our client’s particular case. We also strive to provide timely notification whenever there are any updates to a client’s claim.
- Negotiation: In any claim, there may be insurers or other businesses that may ultimately be liable for a wrongful death. Negotiating a fair settlement can help victims receive just compensation in an efficient manner.
- Litigation: When negotiation fails to bring about justice for our clients, our Florida wrongful death lawyer stands ready to litigate before a judge or jury. Experience at the negotiating table and the courtroom helps inform strategy along the way.
How Hiring a Wrongful Death Attorney in Florida Helps
Legal guidance
Financial compensation
Peace of mind
Trial experience
Common Causes of Wrongful Death in Florida
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Commercial Trucking Accidents
Medical Malpractice
Workplace Accidents
Premises Liability
Defective Products
FAQs for our Wrongful Death Lawyer
Who Receives Compensation From a Wrongful Death Claim?
- The deceased person's spouse or domestic partner
- If there are no surviving immediate family members, other parties, such as parents or siblings, may have the right to file
- The deceased person's children
What Damages Can Be Recovered?
- Medical expenses related to the deceased's final injury or illness.
- Funeral and burial expenses.
- Loss of the deceased's expected income.
- Loss of love, companionship, care, assistance, protection, affection, society, and moral support.
- Loss of household services the deceased would have provided to the family, such as childcare, housekeeping, and home maintenance.
- Emotional distress experienced by the surviving family members due to the wrongful death.
Statute of Limitations
What If The Person Who Died Was Partially At Fault For The Accident?
How Long Does A Wrongful Death Case Take To Resolve?
