Following the death of a loved one, filing a wrongful death claim may be the last thing on your mind. SerpaLaw is here to answer your questions, investigate your loved one’s death and aggressively pursue justice on your behalf. We investigate the events that led to your loss and build your case.
Throughout her career, Orange County personal injury attorney Sarah Serpa has been fighting for those who have suffered significant loss due to the negligence of others. Contact SERPALAW today for a free wrongful death case evaluation. Together, we will identify who is responsible for your loss and create a strategy to help you recover financially.
A wrongful death claim arises when one person dies as a result of the negligence or wrongful act of another person. Surviving family members of the deceased may file a wrongful death claim in civil court and seeking economic and non-economic damages from the responsible party.
SERPALAW can help you pursue a wrongful death claim to recover compensation for funeral costs, lost wages, future financial support, medical expenses related to the accident, pain and suffering, and loss of companionship. In some wrongful death cases, punitive damages may also be awarded.
A wrongful death lawsuit may be the last thing on your mind during your time of grieving. However, you should meet with a wrongful death attorney as soon as possible. In California, all wrongful death claims must be filed within two years after death. If a wrongful death lawsuit is not filed within those two years, you will lose the ability to seek financial compensation for your loss.
Only certain people can file a wrongful death claim, including:
If you are suffering from the loss of a spouse, child or parent as a result of someone else’s negligence, SERPALAW can help you identify a path to financial recovery.
Described by her peers as a “tough and thorough litigator,” personal injury attorney Sarah Serpa has the experience and tenacity you need to maximize the value of your case. Contact Sarah today to schedule a free case evaluation. Together, you can discuss the facts of your case, the extent of your injuries and determine the best legal strategy forward.