Guidance On Wrongful Death Claims After The Tragic Loss Of A Loved One
Nothing can prepare you for the sudden and unexpected loss of a loved one. If their death was the result of negligence, you can honor their memory by pursuing justice through a wrongful death claim. A successful case will give you the financial resources your loved one would have wanted you to have. The road of grief is never easy, but by holding the right parties accountable and getting a solid financial recovery, you can ease the tremendous financial burdens you may be facing.
At Northstate Auto Law, I offer free case evaluations so you can learn more about your options for a wrongful death claim. You can turn to me, attorney Rodney Caudill, for guidance during this difficult time. I’m local to the Wilkesboro area. I handle serious injury and fatal injury cases across northwest North Carolina.
Wrongful Death Law In North Carolina
If your loved one’s death resulted from the negligence of another person or company, you may have grounds to file a wrongful death claim. You can pursue compensation for:
- Funeral and burial expenses
- Your loved one’s medical bills
- Loss of their financial support
- Loss of their emotional support, care and companionship
- The pain and suffering they endured
To file a claim, you must be the personal representative of your loved one’s estate. I can help you with that and all other aspects of your case.
How Long Do You Have To File A Case?
The deadline – called statute of limitations – for filing a lawsuit is two years after your loved one’s death. The sooner you get started, however, the more time your attorney will have to build a strong case.
Let’s Talk About Your Options
I am here to provide compassionate legal guidance after your devastating loss. Get started with a free case evaluation. Call 336-781-4606.