If you\u2019ve lost a loved one to a car wreck in Georgia, this is surely a difficult time, and it can be hard to figure out the appropriate steps to take. You are not alone, and there is legal help available to simplify the legal process. A lawyer can evaluate your case, inform you of your options, and determine your best course of action.<\/p>\n
You can get your questions answered and concerns addressed. An attorney can manage your case from beginning to end when you\u2019ve lost a loved one. You should be able to properly grieve your loss.<\/p>\n
We Know How To Protect Your Rights And We Are Ready To Fight For You! <\/p> Give Us A Call \u00bb <\/a><\/div><\/div> Deaths from car accidents are sadly not uncommon. When this occurs, it can leave tremendous pain and devastation for those who are left behind.<\/p>\n In Georgia, the law is clear \u2014 if one party dies at the hands of another, it is deemed a wrongful death. In some instances, wrongful death is due to a criminal act, but it may be due to different factors in other situations.<\/p>\n An individual or entity responsible for your loved one\u2019s death should be held accountable for their wrongdoing. You may be eligible to file a wrongful death claim, depending on your role in the decedent\u2019s life. A lawyer can inform you of whether you are able to file the wrongful death claim against the negligent party.<\/p>\n Our Death from Car Wreck in Georgia: What Should I Do? Lawyer Near Me (888) 612-7001<\/a><\/p> In Georgia, there are guidelines on who can file wrongful death claims. Ga. Code \u00a7 51-4-2<\/a> states that when a person is killed through a wrongful action, certain persons are entitled to bring a legal claim for damages. The first person who may file a claim for damages is the surviving spouse of the decedent.<\/p>\n If the decedent doesn\u2019t have a spouse, the next person in line for filing a claim is the decedent\u2019s child or children. If there are multiple children, they will split the award for damages.<\/p>\n In some cases, the decedent does not have a spouse or child. The decedent\u2019s next of kin may be eligible for any damages.<\/p>\n Our Goal Is To Get You The Most Money \u2013 FAST! <\/p> (888) 612-7001 <\/a><\/div><\/div> In a wrongful death claim or lawsuit, a family member files for damages. Damages pertain to the losses that result from the death of someone. Georgia recognizes different categories of damages in wrongful death claims and lawsuits. You and your family may be eligible to recover compensation for multiple damages.<\/p>\n One category of damages specific to wrongful death cases is “full value of the life of the decedent.” This may include both economic and non-economic factors. Some examples of this type of damage include:<\/p>\n The second category of damages is to compensate any financial losses to the decedent\u2019s estate due to the death. Some of these losses may include:<\/p>\n Our Firm Stands Apart From The Rest Because We Make Clients Our Priority. <\/p> Give Us A Call \u00bb <\/a><\/div><\/div> Seek a lawyer\u2019s help when filing a wrongful death claim. An attorney will assist with gathering the evidence necessary to fight for compensation you and your family deserve. This evidence may include things such as:<\/p>\n At our firm, you will have someone assist you with all the paperwork and research involved in bringing a claim or lawsuit against the defendant. A lawyer handling Georgia wrongful death cases will negotiate with third-party insurers for a fair settlement. If one can\u2019t be reached, you can count on George Sink, Sr. fighting for you in court.<\/p>\n With over forty years arguing personal injury and wrongful death cases, you can rest easy knowing your case is in capable hands.1<\/p>\n George Sink Injury Lawyers has fought over 50,000 cases<\/a> and secured millions of dollars in wins for their clients.\u00a0Reach out and get a free case evaluation. You have nothing to lose because you don\u2019t pay unless there is an award, and attorney fees come out of your compensation, not your pocket.*<\/p>\nFiling a Wrongful Death Claim in Georgia<\/h2>\n
Who Can Bring a Wrongful Death Case?<\/h2>\n
Recoverable Damages in Georgia Wrongful Death Cases<\/h2>\n
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Important Evidence in a Georgia Wrongful Death Case<\/h2>\n
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