Establishing responsibility

We will demand justice for families and loved ones in wrongful-death cases

A wrongful death case arising from an automobile accident, nursing home accident, construction site accident, or other type of accident requires that responsibility for the death be established between all the parties involved, including the person who died.

It will be important for the family to show that the deceased made every effort to promptly obtain medical care. This may not apply as strongly in cases where the deceased's life was put at risk without his or her knowledge, such as an exposure to toxins.

Additionally, the family needs to show how the deceased's own actions may have been negligent in the accident. For example, a boat passenger who did not wear a floatation device and subsequently drowned could be found to be responsible.

The other parties may try to demonstrate that the death would have occurred even without their actions or negligence. They may also try to establish that they had no ability to know, predict, or recognize the risk of their actions or decisions.

Wrongful death cases aren't new to the insurance companies. Put our experience on your side. Call today.

At the Law Offices of James Morris, we recognize how difficult it can be to recover from a wrongful death case. Your first step to simplify the process is to contact us today. Our experienced staff can help you sort through the insurance forms, medical bills, and other paperwork. Call (800) 477-9044. There is no fee for your initial consultation, and if we take your case, you pay no legal fees unless you recover damages. The client may be responsible for disbursements advanced on the case. Now is the time to act.