Wrongful Death

Losing a loved one is devastating. However, some families are left with unanswered questions or serious concerns surrounding the circumstances of their loved one’s death. When a loved one dies due to the negligent acts of another person, the death can feel especially traumatic. The family members are left with unpaid bills and a lost income, as well as an empty seat at their table.

This is an awful time, and family members often come to Grewer Law with mixed emotions ranging from anger to depression. Our team is ready to meet you where you are, feeling whatever you may be feeling, and sift through the details of the situation in order to potentially help you receive compensation for your loss.

Wrongful death litigation is tried in the civil court system and is aimed to give surviving immediate family members compensation for the loss of their loved one. However, wrongful death suits can be tricky and time sensitive, which means a grieving family may have to walk through the process sooner than they may want to. Fortunately, the team at Grewer Law does the hard work on behalf of the family, allowing them the time they need to start the healing process.

If you wonder if your situation would be considered a wrongful death, contact the team at Grewer Law immediately. The statute of limitations for wrongful death cases is limited and may only be two years. You could be entitled to compensation for funeral and burial expenses, as well as for loss of the person’s earnings or companionship. When you work with our team, we focus on the practical and the emotional results of your loss and aim to get you a favorable outcome. While we cannot bring back your loved one, we can advocate for your entire family.

This is a traumatic and emotional time. Our team is sensitive to your loss and are ready to stand with you during this difficult time. Reach out to us today to set up your free consultation.