Wrongful Death Attorney Serving PA

Have you lost a loved one because of another person’s negligence in Pennsylvania? The actions of a doctor, an employer, a business owner, or others could directly contribute to a death, and when that happens, the surviving family may feel they have nowhere to turn. Your family may have lost its primary breadwinner, leaving you wondering how you will make ends meet in the future. And monetary concerns aside, nothing will ever make up for that person’s absence in your life. When that happens, you can seek justice for your loved one when you hire a PA wrongful death attorney.

At MalamutLaw, we represent Pennsylvania residents who have lost loved ones due to the negligence of others. By filing a lawsuit, you may be able to receive compensation to help you cover your expenses and hold the responsible parties accountable for their actions. While no amount of money will ever bring your loved one back, recovering money damages from the people who caused their death can help you get back a small part of the life you enjoyed.

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We Strive to Hold Negligent Parties Accountable & Obtain the Compensation Your Family Needs

There are many cases in which one party can be liable for a person’s death. For example, if a doctor makes a mistake during surgery, it is considered medical malpractice. If that mistake causes a death, the doctor may be liable to pay damages to the victim’s family. If a person was driving drunk and killed your family member, they may owe you compensation in addition to their criminal charges. If your loved one was killed at work or became ill because of unsafe working conditions their employer may be liable for their death. These are just a few examples of negligent behavior that can make a party liable to compensate the families of their victims, and in every one of those cases, hiring a lawyer is a good way to get the process started. Get in touch with us today to speak with a wrongful death attorney about your case.

How Long Does a Wrongful Death Case Take to Resolve?

Every case is different, so we can’t tell you exactly how long yours will take to resolve. In some cases, the responsible parties will agree to a settlement. When that happens, your lawsuit may only take a few months to resolve. Of course, the people responsible won’t always be willing to admit fault and offer a settlement. You may have to take them to court. In that case, your lawyer will be your strongest ally, presenting evidence and representing your interests. A court case could take years to resolve, but the good news is that the team at Malamut Law works on a contingent fee basis. That means we won’t collect a fee from you unless we can negotiate a settlement or win you a favorable verdict in court.

Your initial consultation will be provided free of charge, so call us right away if you need a wrongful death lawyer in NJ or Pennsylvania.

What is the Difference Between a Criminal Case and a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?

Liability in a wrongful death case is different from any criminal charges the responsible parties may be facing. Criminal charges are brought by prosecutors, whereas liability for a death is a civil matter brought by the victim’s surviving family. The burden of proof for civil liability is lower than that of a criminal case, so you may still be able to recover monetary damages even if the responsible party was never criminally charged or convicted. MalamutLaw can provide you with an attorney serving PA who can tell you more about your case and the type of compensation you may be able to receive.

In addition to advising and representing you after the death of a loved one, we can also assist you in a range of personal injury matters. Call (866) 4MALAMUT if you have lost a loved one or if you need a birth injury lawyer serving PA.

How Can We Help?
Contact MalamutLaw today to schedule a consultation for us to discuss your specific situation.

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