Was your loved one’s death caused by negligence? It is only right to expect the responsible party to pay for your damages. Call Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers today to discuss your options at 305-944-2035.
Losing a loved one as a result of someone else’s negligent activities is difficult. It is normal to feel angry, sad, and to want to seek justice. We understand the strong emotions which often accompany a wrongful death.
It is only right to expect the responsible party to help you cover the financial and emotional consequences included in a wrongful death case. A wrongful death lawyer in Miami, FL can help. Call Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers for a free consultation: 305-944-2035.
Proving Liability For Your Loved One’s Death
In order to seek compensation for wrongful death, it is important we investigate and prove liability for your loved one’s death. Our team of Miami wrongful death attorneys will work to establish liability. We will investigate the case collecting all necessary information to determine who is responsible.
Types Of Wrongful Death Cases
A wrongful death case includes any situation in which someone loses their life due to the negligence of another party.
5 Most Common Types of Wrongful Death Cases
It is possible some wrongful death cases will fall into more than one legal category.
Demonstrating Liability
We will collect the necessary evidence to demonstrate liability in the following ways:
- We will demonstrate the responsible party had a legal duty of care to the deceased.
- We will demonstrate the responsible party breached their duty, either intentionally or through negligent activities.
- We will demonstrate the negligent activities were the cause of death.
- We will demonstrate the negligent activities would have made the defendant responsible for damages to the deceased.
Our legal team will work to collect the necessary documentation to establish these important elements. We will pull information from medical records, police reports, witness statements, and any images or video of the accident. If necessary, we will request additional information from expert witnesses.
Call Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers to discuss the circumstances of your loved one’s death: 305-944-2035.
What is the statute of limitations on wrongful death in Florida?
Our legal team will ensure we stay within Florida’s wrongful death statute of limitations. Florida requires we file all wrongful death cases within two years from the date of the death. This time limit can come pretty fast as families are dealing with funeral plans and grief. If you wait too long, you will likely be unable to collect the compensation you deserve.
The legal process can be time-consuming and complex so it is important to begin this process as soon as possible. Collecting the necessary evidence and investigating further into the case can take time. See how a Miami wrongful death attorney can help you today: 305-944-2035.
Recoverable Damages
We understand financial and emotional damages are often a part of wrongful death cases. You not only lose the income you have come to rely on, but also the emotional support and companionship your loved one offered. Our team of wrongful death lawyers in Miami will work to collect the following types of damages in your wrongful death case:
- Medical expenses
- Funeral costs
- Loss of income
- Loss of employee benefits
- Loss of parental guidance
- Pain and suffering
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How Our Miami Wrongful Death Lawyers Can Assist You With Your Wrongful Death Case
Complimentary Consultation
The details of the events leading up to your loved one’s death are important to the case. The complimentary and confidential consultation is an important part of the legal process and gives us the opportunity to collect more details about your case.
Calculate Damages
When one party is responsible for the death of another, it is crucial we determine all of the damages present. Some damages including medical costs and funeral expenses are easy to calculate. It is the non-economic damages which can be more difficult to properly calculate. It can be hard to put a number on the pain and suffering of the victim as well as the loss of parental guidance and companionship to the surviving family.
Investigate The Case
It is not always straightforward to determine who is at fault in a wrongful death case. We will complete the necessary investigation to ensure the responsible party pays for the pain and suffering they have caused.
Even when it is clear who is at fault, it is not always simple to establish liability. Working with a Miami wrongful death lawyer can help you collect the necessary information to place the blame where it belongs.
Navigate The Legal Process
The surviving family members in a wrongful death case have already been through a lot and should not have to go through a complex legal process. We will assist you with the wrongful death case from start to finish. We will keep your best interests in mind and get you the compensation you deserve.
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Why A Wrongful Death Lawyer May Be Important For Your Case
Working with a wrongful death lawyer in Miami can eliminate some of the overwhelming stress you may be experiencing. While we may not be able to reserve the damages, we can help you collect compensation to ease your financial and emotional burdens.
Call us today to see how a Miami wrongful death lawyer from Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers can help you: 305-944-2035.
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What Are the 3 Types of Damages?
There are 3 types of damages in personal injury claims: economic damages, noneconomic damages, and punitive damages. Economic and noneconomic damages may also be referred to as special and general damages. Personal injury cases based on negligence may award economic damages and noneconomic damages, but punitive damages are only given if a criminal violation occurred....
