Coral Gables Wrongful Death Accidents

The unexpected death of a loved one leaves survivors with an overwhelming number of questions, concerns, burdens, and decisions. How can you help your family and friends to recover from the loss? How can you cope with this untimely tragedy? Is this a case of wrongful death? How can you bear the financial burdens that resulted from your loss? Some of these questions are very difficult to answer. Others are a bit easier if you find the right wrongful death attorney to provide expert advice. If someone is responsible for the death of your loved one, you may be able to file a wrongful death suit and receive compensation for the damages that came with your loss. Serving Coral Gables Wrongful Death Attorney Jarrett Blakeley understands the needs of the Coral Gables community. He provides the experience and knowledge you need to assist you in examining your situation, exploring your options, and pursuing the compensation you deserve. No amount of money can make up for your loss, but a successful wrongful death claim can alleviate your financial burden so that you can focus on more important things.

Damages claimed in a wrongful death case vary from situation to situation. It is common to claim damages directly incurred as a result of the injury and death: funeral and burial expenses, medical bills, loss of wages due to injury and death, and loss of other types of earning potential and services. These are the obvious damages that most people seem to be aware of. However, survivors of the deceased may not be aware that they may also be able to claim damages of a less tangible nature. For instance, you may be able to sue for loss of long-term support, pain and suffering, ongoing emotional trauma and stress, loss of companionship, and loss of instruction and guidance. An expert wrongful death lawyer can help you to understand your rights and options as you plan your claim.

A wrongful death suit can be filed by the spouse, children, parents, or personal representative of the deceased, and a personal representative can file on behalf of the beneficiaries. Contact a Coral Gables wrongful death attorney who can specify your options for your unique circumstances.

Generally speaking, you should try to file a wrongful death claim as soon as possible. There is a statute of limitations of four years in Florida, which means that you will no longer be able to seek damages four years after the death has occurred. If you suffered your loss within the last four years, please do not wait to call Jarrett Blakeley at the Blakeley Law Firm, 954-253-9445, for a free consultation. You will not be charged a fee until you receive the compensation you deserve.