Ben Crump Law, PLLC maintains offices at 633 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Floor 2, Washington, DC 20004; call 844-777-4453 for help nationwide. Ben Crump and his team represent surviving family members in wrongful death claims involving nursing home abuse fatalities, reckless drivers, premises liability deaths, medical malpractice deaths, product liability deaths, and negligent security deaths, pursuing funeral expenses, lost earnings and benefits, loss of companionship, and pain and suffering before death under Missouri statutes. They handle complaint drafting, discovery, and settlement negotiations, or trial when needed, and meet deadlines including the three-year Missouri limitation period. With free consultations and no fees unless they win, the firm manages demands to insurers while families grieve and focuses on securing full, just compensation.
Philip M. Gerson leads Gerson & Schwartz, P.A. at 1980 Coral Way, Miami, FL 33145, reachable at 305-371-6000. The firm advocates for families in fatality cases involving car and truck crashes, DUI deaths, motorcycle and pedestrian fatalities, negligent security and violent crime deaths, premises liability deaths, medical malpractice deaths, and defective product fatalities. They fight for compensation covering funeral expenses, lost support and services, loss of parental guidance and companionship, and pain and suffering, and pursue punitive damages in egregious cases. With over five decades of experience, free consultations, and contingency representation, their trial-tested attorneys conduct thorough investigations, handle insurance negotiations, and serve Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach communities in both wrongful death and survival actions.
Operating out of 650 Town Center Drive, Suite 1850, Costa Mesa, CA 92626, Easton & Easton, LLP serves Nevada families; call 702-803-9848 or 714-850-4590. W. Douglas Easton, Brian W. Easton, Matthew D. Easton, and Travis R. Easton prosecute wrongful death claims involving fatal car, motorcycle, trucking, and pedestrian accidents, premises liability and negligent security deaths, catastrophic injury deaths, and medical negligence fatalities. They seek funeral costs, medical bills before death, lost earnings and benefits, loss of companionship and guidance, and punitive damages when appropriate. With a century of combined experience, award-winning trial credentials, and contingency fees, the firm thoroughly investigates causation, reviews policy limits, rebuts empty-chair defenses, and negotiates or tries cases to maximize recovery for grieving families.
White Law PLLC conducts business from 2549 Jolly Road, Suite 340, Okemos, MI 48864; call 517-316-1195. The firm’s wrongful death lawyers represent families after fatal car and truck crashes, motorcycle and pedestrian deaths, medical malpractice fatalities, premises liability deaths, workplace fatalities, and defective product deaths. They pursue funeral costs, medical expenses prior to death, lost income and financial support, loss of companionship and consortium, and punitive damages where available, proving duty, breach, causation, and damages within Michigan’s three-year limitation. With over $1.4 billion recovered across cases, 24/7 availability, free consultations, and contingency fees, they investigate thoroughly, work with experts, negotiate strategically with insurers, and try cases to secure full compensation for survivors.
Practicing from 519 Hall St, Suite B, Kingman, AZ 86401, Big Chad Law Injury & Accident Lawyers helps grieving families at 928-753-1830. Founding attorney Chad Schaub and team handle wrongful death claims arising from car accident deaths, truck crash fatalities, construction and workplace fatalities, medical malpractice deaths, premises liability deaths, and product defects. They pursue funeral and burial expenses, medical bills, lost income and future earnings, loss of consortium and companionship, and pain and suffering before death, seeking punitive damages for reckless conduct. The firm offers free consultations and contingency representation, communicates regularly, and prepares every case for trial, negotiating aggressively with insurers to maximize compensation while providing attentive, compassionate support throughout the survivor action process.
At 23801 Calabasas Road, Suite 1019, Calabasas, CA 91302, the Law Offices of Gary K. Walch, a Law Corporation, 844-999-5342, specializes in Los Angeles wrongful death claims. Partners Gary K. Walch and Robert S. Walch represent families in fatal car and truck crashes, motorcycle and pedestrian fatalities, premises liability deaths, nursing home neglect deaths, product defect deaths, construction fatalities, and drunk driving death claims. They pursue funeral and burial costs, medical expenses, lost income, loss of household services, loss of companionship and consortium, and punitive damages. With free consultations, contingency fees, constant communication, and decades of results, the firm investigates negligence, deals with insurers, and litigates to secure justice and maximum compensation for surviving spouses, children, and estate representatives.
Ellis Injury Law operates from 2230 E Maple Ave, El Segundo, CA 90245, serving Glendora families at 310-641-3335. Andrew Ellis, Esq. leads a team that advocates in wrongful death matters arising from car and truck crash fatalities, motorcycle and pedestrian deaths, product liability deaths, premises liability fatalities, workplace and construction deaths, and medical negligence deaths, pursuing survivor actions for lost income, funeral expenses, and loss of companionship. The firm assists estate representatives with pain and suffering claims before death and punitive damages where warranted. With more than twenty-five years’ experience, free consultations, 24/7 availability, and contingency representation, they’ve secured over $350 million in verdicts and settlements and are prepared to negotiate or try cases to maximize recovery for grieving families.
Southern Med Law can be found at 2762 BM Montgomery St., Suite 101, Birmingham, AL 35209; call 205-564-2741. Francois M. Blaudeau and Marc J. Mandich pursue wrongful death claims involving car crash deaths, trucking fatalities, medical malpractice deaths, nursing home abuse deaths, workplace fatalities, and defective product deaths. They focus on punitive damages under Alabama’s statute, while documenting funeral and burial costs, medical bills, lost income and future earnings, loss of companionship, and pain and suffering before death for related estate actions. Offering free consultations and contingency representation, they investigate thoroughly, leverage medical-legal insight, negotiate forcefully, and litigate to punish misconduct and secure meaningful financial recovery for beneficiaries confronting devastating, preventable loss.
Headquartered at 91 Pacific Street, Newark, NJ 07105, MetroLaw / Robert A. Solomon, P.C., 973-344-6587, advocates for grieving families in New Jersey and New York wrongful death cases. Attorneys Robert A. Solomon, Richard C. Weinbaum, and Mark C. Lewandowski prosecute fatal car, truck, motorcycle, bicycle, pedestrian, aviation, railroad, workplace, nursing home, premises liability, product liability, and medical malpractice deaths. They pursue funeral expenses, medical bills, lost benefits and inheritance, loss of support and companionship, pain and suffering, and punitive damages. With four decades of experience, free consultations, and contingency fees, the firm assembles evidence to prove duty, breach, causation, and damages, negotiating with insurers and trying cases within statutory deadlines to secure meaningful compensation for beneficiaries and estates.
Eskew Law practices from their Indianapolis office at 255 N Alabama St, 3rd Floor, Indianapolis, IN 46204; call 317-793-2325. Christopher Eskew and team represent families in wrongful death matters involving fatal car and truck crashes, motorcycle and pedestrian deaths, commercial vehicle fatalities, premises liability and inadequate security deaths, medical malpractice deaths, workplace fatalities, and dangerous property condition deaths. They pursue funeral and burial costs, medical bills before death, lost earnings and financial support, loss of companionship and guidance, and punitive damages when appropriate, meeting Indiana’s two-year statutory deadline. With free case reviews, contingency fees, and trial readiness, they investigate thoroughly, work with experts, negotiate with insurers, and litigate to secure full compensation for survivors.
