WRONGFUL DEATH

Experiencing the loss of a loved one in a preventable and unexpected accident is an unimaginable tragedy. Beyond the emotional pain, it can also lead to significant financial struggles. The burden of exorbitant medical costs, supporting a family on a reduced income due to an incapacitating injury or death, and other mounting expenses can be overwhelming. It becomes even more unbearable when the tragedy is caused by another person’s negligence or misconduct.

Accidents and unexpected tragedies can strike when least expected, leaving the victim’s family in turmoil. While placing blame on the negligent individual or entity is a natural response, it’s crucial to secure your standing and situation in life during this difficult time. Although financial compensation can never fully make up for the pain you are experiencing, it can help with unexpected medical bills, funeral and burial costs, and the loss of future earnings. Additionally, it may provide some closure to the grieving process. At Brunson Grant Law Firm we’re here to help you pursue the compensation you deserve.

How do Wrongful Death Claims Work in Georgia?

Wrongful death claims arise when the death of a loved one occurs due to the negligence of another party. These tragic accidents could have been prevented if reasonable actions were taken by the at-fault party. Wrongful death suits are civil claims brought by surviving family members against those responsible for the loss. In such cases, if the family prevails in their lawsuit, the defendant must provide compensation for the loss of the loved one. The financial damages may be determined by a jury during a trial or agreed upon through pre-trial negotiations between the family and the defendant.

During this challenging time, you don’t have to face the legal process alone. Brunson Grant Law Firm is here to support you and fight for justice on your behalf. Our experienced wrongful death attorneys will stand by your side, guiding you through the complexities of a wrongful death claim and fight tirelessly to secure the justice and recovery you and your family deserve. Contact us today at (404)-595-7698 to take the first step towards seeking closure and accountability.