National Wrongful Death Attorney
Helping Families in the U.S. File Wrongful Death Lawsuits
Losing a loved one is always difficult. When a family member dies due to the negligence or wrongdoing of another person or entity, the pain and anguish can be overwhelming. In such a situation, you and your family deserve to be fairly compensated for your losses. At Veterans Advocacy Law Group, we understand that nothing can undo what has happened to you and your loved ones. We do, however, fight to ensure that you and your family are fairly compensated for your losses and pain.
Call (888) 680-9612 or contact us online today to speak with a wrongful death attorney near you.
What Is Wrongful Death?
In Colorado, a wrongful death is defined as the death of a person that occurs due to the wrongful or negligent act, or omission, of another person or entity.
Wrongful deaths are typically caused by:
The surviving family members of a deceased person may be able to make a claim for wrongful death if the death was caused by the wrongful or negligent act, or omission, of another person or entity. Depending on the state, surviving members may be able to recover damages for the loss of their loved one's "services, society, and companionship," as well as funeral and burial expenses, loss of income, and other damages.
To recover these damages, the family of the deceased must file a wrongful death claim. Our Denver wrongful death attorneys can help you make this difficult claim.
What Damages Are Recovered in a Wrongful Death Claim?
Our National wrongful death attorneys can help you recover compensation for:
- Funeral and burial expenses
- Medical expenses
- Loss of financial support
- Loss of future income
- Loss of companionship
- Punitive damages
Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim?
A wrongful death claim can be filed by the deceased person's:
- Spouse
- Children
- Parents
- Siblings
The claim can be filed by the personal representative of the deceased person's estate. If the deceased person dies without leaving a will, the claim will be filed by the deceased person's closest living relative.
When Do I Have to File a Wrongful Death Claim?
Depending on the state, you may have two years to file a wrongful death claim from the date of the death of your loved one. If you are filing a claim on behalf of your deceased relative's estate, you have two years from the date of the deceased person's death to file the claim. If you are filing a claim on behalf of a deceased relative who died without leaving a will, you have two years from the date of the death of the deceased person's closest living relative.
Types of Wrongful Death Cases We Handle
At Veterans Advocacy Law Group, we represent families in the United States who have lost a loved one due to the negligence or wrongdoing of another person or entity. We handle a wide range of wrongful death claims, including those that involve:
- Motor vehicle accidents
- Defective products
- Nursing home abuse and neglect
- Medical malpractice
- Police brutality
- Accidents at work
If your family has lost a loved one due to the wrongful or negligent act of another person or entity, you have the right to seek justice. Our National wrongful death attorneys can help you file a claim to recover the compensation you need.
Contact us today for representation in your case. Please call (888) 680-9612 or contact us online for an appointment with our national wrongful death lawyer.
