The loss of a loved one due to someone else's negligence is a heart-wrenching ordeal. As experienced wrongful death lawyers here in Fort Lauderdale, we know that no amount of compensation will bring back your loved one, but you can and should hold all negligent parties accountable. 

Slootsky, Perez & Braxton - Wrongful Death Lawyers in Fort Lauderdale.
 

Although Florida laws provide strict rules about who is entitled to money damages when someone dies due to negligence, each case is unique and a thorough understanding of your rights is critical 

The Florida wrongful death act mandates that: 

• a surviving spouse may recover damages for emotional grief
• a parent whose child has died may recover damages for emotional grief
• the child of a deceased parent may recover damages for the loss of parental support and guidance.  

In addition, you may be able to:

• recover the value of lost services and support
• recover the value of household tasks that your loved one provided
• recover the value of property that the deceased would have owned had they lived a full life
• recover funeral expenses In some cases, benefits may be available under your car insurance

Bear in mind that the wrongful death statute of limitations will affect your timeframe for seeking justice, so it would be best that you contact us as soon as you're capable.

Our Fort Lauderdale personal injury law firm is conveniently located and our attorneys have successfully represented clients throughout Florida, including Broward County, Indian River, Okeechobee, Martin County, Palm Beach, and West Palm Beach and other cities and counties.
 

A Florida Wrongful Death Lawyer Can Help

With the help of a lawyer, you can seek justice by maximizing the value of your claim. Wrongful death cases are very complex and require the guidance of a lawyer with extensive experience handling these kinds of claims.

Since the wrongful death statute of limitations is typically 2 years, it's important to contact a Broward County or West Palm Beach wrongful death law firm promptly. If your case can't be resolved through negotiations, enough time will be needed to file a lawsuit. Contact us in Ft. Lauderdale at - 1-877-566-8759 for a free consultation.