Wrongful Death Lawyer in Macon
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Macon, GA 31204
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Macon, GA Wrongful Death
Losing a loved one is never easy, especially if their death could have been prevented. The emotional trauma associated with death is substantial in itself, but the addition of financial stress can make the situation much more difficult.
Pursuing legal action against the negligent party involved in your loved one’s death can help ease some of your financial burden while you focus on healing. The wrongful death attorneys at Morgan & Morgan’s Macon office can give your case the attention it deserves and fight for your full and fair compensation.
If your loved one passed away due to someone else’s negligence, contact us. Fill out a free, no-risk case evaluation to get started.
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What Is a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?
Wrongful death lawsuits are designed to provide financial relief to the families of those that died as a result of third-party negligence. While no amount of money can reverse the damage done, compensation can ease the financial burden associated with the loss of a loved one. Lost wages of the deceased, funeral costs, and loss of companionship are among the damages most commonly sought in wrongful death cases.
Georgia law allows an individual to file a wrongful death claim if the death was caused by a crime, negligence, or a defective product. In a successful lawsuit, the individual who filed the claim can recover the “full value of the life of the decedent.”
What Are Some Examples of Wrongful Death?
A wrongful death could result from all types of fatal incidents, such as car/motorcycle accidents, surgical errors, medication errors, and defective products.
In some cases, negligence can be attributed to a group, such as a government agency or company: For example, a defective product enters the market and an individual dies while using it. The company responsible for the product is liable for the wrongful death of the individual because their negligence allowed it to enter the market.
Why Hire Morgan & Morgan?
We understand the price for pain is infinite, which is why we’ll fight for your full and fair compensation. We’ll handle every aspect of your case with care and compassion so you can focus on putting the pieces back together.
We believe that everyone should be able to afford legal representation, especially after a traumatic event. That’s why our team operates on a contingency, meaning we get paid when you do. Our fee comes out of the jury award or favorable settlement so you never have to pay out of pocket for our assistance. With over $20 billion won for our clients and a network of over 1,000 trial-ready attorneys, you can rest assured knowing your case is in capable hands.
Contact Morgan & Morgan
In the most difficult moments of your life, Morgan & Morgan has your back. If you lost a loved one due to the negligence of another person or group, contact our Macon office today.
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