Sometimes people die without fault. Cars are prone to slipping on ice, and accidents can result. Surgery can have fatal consequences. There are occasions when someone is responsible for the death, whether through negligence, or willful intent. You need experienced wrongful loss attorneys to assist you in holding the responsible parties accountable. K L Sanchez Law is able to assist you in seeking compensation if you suspect your loved one was the victim. We have a strong track record in financial recovery for cases similar to yours. You don't pay fees if there isn't recovery.
It is important to determine whether you are eligible for a wrongful death claim and how you will be compensated for the loss. The state of New York allows only the executor of an estate (the person designated as the personal representative of the deceased), to file a wrongful death claim. However, they can do this on behalf of spouses or children of the deceased and will be the beneficiaries of any settlement. Also, the statute of limitations in wrongful death lawsuits is extremely short. The statute of limitations for wrongful death lawsuits is two years. While personal liability cases typically allow for a three-year time frame, there are only two years after the death. It can be difficult for people to put forth the effort to win a legal battle after such a loss. However, K L Sanchez Law Office can help you get started with your case.
An experienced wrongful death lawyer can help you identify who is responsible. In some cases, liability may be shared by several people. Those responsible may attempt to place blame on the deceased to avoid paying liability. Your deceased loved ones may also be responsible. You still have a right to sue for Wrongful Death.
New York is a state that observes comparative negligence. This means that fault can be shared and can affect the liability of each individual. Even if a loved one is partially at fault for the incident, others could still be responsible for any compensation. However, this may only apply to a small percentage of cases. This does not mean you will be entitled to less compensation. However, this doesn't stop you from seeking the justice you deserve. Our experts can help build the best case possible for you and hold those responsible accountable.
While the loss is never easy it can also be very difficult to feel the loss of a loved one too soon. Beyond your grief, you may be haunted by questions about what caused it. It is normal to feel anger when you learn that someone is at fault for the death, even if it was preventable. K L Sanchez Law Office's qualified lawyers are here to assist. We will assist you in holding the responsible parties accountable for negligence. Additionally, we will fight hard for you to get the compensation that you need to pay funeral and burial costs as well as for lost wages and benefits. K L Sanchez Law Office can help you find a wrongful burial attorney who will put your interests first, and fight insurance companies head-on.
It is difficult to lose a loved person unexpectedly. A person's death is often caused by negligence or criminal acts of another person. The survivors face financial and emotional difficulties. K L Sanchez Law can help you deal with these problems. We are aware that there is nothing you can do to reverse the grief you feel. There is no amount of compensation that will compensate you for the loss. You can get financial relief by filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the negligent party. Read on for more information about filing a New York wrongful death suit. Or contact our Queens attorney for a free consultation.
In law, a wrongful killing is when someone else caused it. In other words, if a drunk driver causes an accident that leaves someone dead, they can be held liable for the injuries suffered by the loved one's family. New York has specific guidelines regarding who may bring a case for wrongful deaths. The personal representative for the deceased's estate must file the wrongful death claim on behalf of certain family members. These family members may be eligible for damages, but cannot bring the case themselves. The estate's personal representative can file the claim. However, if there was no such person in the will of the deceased (e.g. If there was no will the court will appoint one.