Wrongful Death FAQs

Family members of the deceased individual may bring a wrongful death on if he or she is the deceased’s spouse, child, heir or heirs, dependent father or mother, or designated beneficiary.

There are several damages an individual may collect following the death of their loved one. Some of these damages include; general damages, punitive damages, grief, medical expenses, funeral expenses, loss of wages and future wages, loss of benefits, loss of inheritance, mental anguish, loss of care, loss of protection, and loss of companionship.

Our attorneys operate on a contingency fee basis, which means that we will not charge you for our services unless a favorable verdict or settlement has been made and you recover. Furthermore, we also offer Free Case Reviews to the family members of those fatally injured in automotive accidents.

The state of Arizona’s statute of limitations allows an individual to years from the date of the deceased to file a wrongful death lawsuit.

If your family member has suffered a fatality as the result of a car accident, the negligent driver of the other vehicle may be held responsible for their actions, thus you may be eligible to recover for losses and damages.

Under Arizona state law all survivors are able to seek compensation benefits for losses relating to the death of their loved one. These survivors may include spouses, children, parents, and other relatives close to that individual.