If you have lost a family member due to the negligence of another person, Casey W. Stevens Law: Alpharetta Personal Injury and Car Accident Lawyers may be able to help you file a wrongful death claim. We have specialized in personal injury and wrongful death law for nearly three decades and understand the sensitive nature of these cases. We are dedicated to getting the most compensation due to the loved ones that is allowed by the laws in the State of Georgia.
Losing a loved one is devastating emotionally and often financially as well. At Casey W. Stevens Law: Alpharetta Personal Injury and Car Accident Lawyers our Alpharetta wrongful death firm has the experience you can count on to help you through this difficult and devastating time. We are dedicated to helping people, not case numbers and we never forget that.
Wrongful death can be caused by a variety of things. We handle our cases differently, depending on the cause and circumstances in which the death occurred. If a death occurred at work, the deceased's beneficiaries might be entitled to compensation from workers' compensation insurance. If the wrongful death happened in a hospital or as a result of negligence from a doctor or other medical professional, the case will be handled as a medical malpractice case. Most other cases are handled under the umbrella of personal injury and wrongful death. Regardless of the circumstances surrounding the wrongful death, if a death occurred as a result of someone else's negligence, Casey W. Stevens Law: Alpharetta Personal Injury and Car Accident Lawyers has many years of experience identifying and securing all compensation that is due to the beneficiaries of the deceased.
Contact us today for a free initial consultation, and we'll thoroughly discuss your circumstances, rights, and options. 770-408-6364
Although the value of a human life cannot be measured in dollars, there are many different factors involved in calculating the compensation you are due. To gain recovery of the "full value" of the life of your parent, child, or spouse, the law takes the following things into consideration:
Wrongful death benefits are awarded to the beneficiary of the decedent. The immediate beneficiary would be the spouse of the deceased, and if there is no spouse, the children are next. If there are no children, the parents are entitled to benefits, and so on down the chain of relations. Awards of compensation are paid out to surviving family members in accordance with Georgia Code OCGA 51-4-2.
At Casey W. Stevens Law: Alpharetta Personal Injury and Car Accident Lawyers, we will pursue your tort claims for wrongful death arising from the following scenarios and more:
Contact Alpharetta wrongful death attorneys at Casey W. Stevens Law: Alpharetta Personal Injury and Car Accident Lawyers today if your family member has died needlessly. We will set up a free initial consultation and work diligently to ensure you gain the maximum amount of benefits you're entitled to. If you prefer a face-to-face meeting, you can visit us at one of our North Georgia locations, or we will come to you. 770-408-6364