Miami Wrongful Death Car Accidents Attorney

In the State of Florida, every day many accidents occur due to high traffic on roads. In some cases, accidents might cause minor injuries, but, in many cases, death results. Losing a family member or relative in a crash hurts terribly. When somebody loses a loved due to a car accident, the unexpected nature of the loss can make the pain even worse. If you have lost someone in a car accident occurring anyplace in the State of Florida, contact Anthony Quackenbush. Mr. Quackenbush offers compassionate representation to his clients.

In a wrongful death car accident case, there is no fixed amount of financial compensation. Instead, the amount of your car accident wrongful death settlement will depend on the costs you have incurred as a result your loved one’s death, together with the financial burden you will assume in the future due to your loved one’s absence. Judges and juries will also take into account the pain and suffering experienced by your family during this time.

If your family member or loved one has been lost due to any kind car accident anywhere in the State of Florida (including Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Broward County, and Palm Beach County), contact Mr. Quackenbush at 954-448-7288 for a free, no-obligation consultation. He represents families whose loved ones have passed away as a result of somebody else negligence.

This Miami Wrongful Death Car Accident Law Firm will work on a contingency basis, which means that you don’t pay any attorney’s fees unless he wins compensation for you. Discuss your case with an experienced attorney like Mr. Quackenbush and let him take care of the rest.

You might be able to pursue a wrongful death case on your loved one’s behalf if you have lost a loved one because of a car accident which happened anywhere in the State of Florida. An estate will have to be set up on your family member or loved one’s behalf if you do so. A personal representative of the estate (typically a family member or relative) will have to be appointed. The personal representative will act as the plaintiff or person who is bringing the case.

Once the case either settles or results in a judgment after trial, proceeds from the case will be distributed to the survivors of the person who sadly passed away (that is, the decedent). These people are referred to as beneficiaries or survivors of the estate.

Only a few people can be eligible to be survivors or beneficiaries of the estate and collect proceeds from the case. These include spouses, children, parents, siblings related by blood or any family member or relative financially dependent on the decedent at the time of his or her death. The survivors can be compensated for their own pain and suffering as well as the loss of any financial support that was given to them by the decedent.

In a typical car collision case, the statute of limitations is four-years. But, if someone died in the crash, then the statute of limitations is only two years. This is because, in the State of Florida, the statute of limitations in a wrongful death case is only two-years. This means that, if your loved one passed away because of a car wreck, you only have two-years to file a lawsuit on behalf of the family. If you don’t do so, the case will be forever time-barred. So, you don’t want to delay and wait until the last minute to pursue your court case.

If you have lost a loved one as a result of a car accident caused by another party's negligence in Miami-Dade County (including Aventura, Coral Gables, Cutler Bay, Doral, Florida City, Hialeah, Hialeah Gardens, Homestead, Key Biscayne, Miami Beach, Miami Gardens, Miami Lakes, North Miami, North Miami Beach, Opa-Locka, Palmetto Bay, Pinecrest, South Miami, and Sunny Isles Beach), you may be able to receive compensation. Dial 954-448-7288 to speak with Mr. Quackenbush. He is an experienced lawyer who will gladly give you a free, no-obligation consultation.

Mr. Quackenbush will review all of your options with you and work hard to get you the full and fair recovery that you deserve. He won’t get paid for his time until you have made a recovery in your case.