What should you know about Wrongful Death?

When faced with the tragic loss of a loved one due to a fatal incident, securing justice and compensation can provide some solace. At the Law Offices of Samuel P. Moeller,, we dedicate ourselves to aiding families during these difficult times by pursuing wrongful death claims in Arizona. Although no financial settlement can replace your loved one, it can alleviate financial burdens and honor their memory.

Eligibility for Filing a Wrongful Death Suit in Arizona

In Arizona, wrongful death lawsuits can be initiated under specific conditions. These cases are permissible if the deceased had grounds to pursue a personal injury lawsuit had they survived. This criterion underlines the complexities of wrongful death cases, necessitating professional legal guidance to navigate these challenges effectively.

Understanding Negligence in Wrongful Death Cases

The impact of losing a family member is profound, especially if the death resulted from negligence. This includes, but is not limited to, medical errors such as incorrect medication administration, surgical mistakes, or general carelessness in a healthcare setting. A wrongful death lawyer can help you determine if negligence played a role in your loved one’s death and how to proceed with your claim.

Accidental Deaths and Legal Recourse

Not all wrongful deaths arise from clear-cut negligence or malpractice. Many occur under accidental circumstances. Whether it’s a vehicular accident or a mishap at work, each situation requires a thorough investigation to ascertain if it qualifies for a wrongful death claim. Our attorneys are skilled in uncovering the facts that could potentially make a significant difference in your case.

Contact Law Offices of Samuel P. Moeller, PLLC

The timeframe for filing a wrongful death lawsuit in Arizona is limited to two years from the date of death. To avoid missing this crucial deadline, reach out to us promptly. The Law Offices of Samuel P. Moeller, PLLC offers expert legal assistance in preparing and presenting your case. For a no-cost initial consultation, call (602) 900-9000 or complete our online contact form today.