Nothing is more devastating than the sudden loss of a loved one. On top of dealing with your grief, you may be dealing with the financial consequences. Your loved one may have been the sole provider for your family, or they could have extensive medical bills. Regardless, you shouldn’t be responsible for the consequences of your loved one’s wrongful death.

A Hopkinsville wrongful death lawyer from Isaacs & Isaacs Personal Injury Lawyers can help you recover compensation for your losses. The person who caused the death of your loved one should be held accountable for their actions. We will be by your side throughout the entirety of your case.

We Can Help You Hold the Liable Party Accountable in Your Wrongful Death Case

Isaacs & Isaacs Personal Injury Lawyers has been helping clients for over 20 years. We have handled all types of injury cases and include all damages in a settlement demand. We don’t leave money on the table. We can help you recover compensation for your loved one’s medical bills and lost income so you can maintain your lifestyle and avoid financial ruin.

For a free legal consultation with a wrongful death lawyer serving Hopkinsville, call 800-333-9999

We Can Investigate the Circumstances of Your Loved One’s Death in Hopkinsville

Once we begin working with you, we will investigate what happened to build a solid case. An independent investigation will provide our attorneys with information to prove the other person is liable for the death of your loved one. During our investigation, we can:

Request the accident report and review what happened
Get statements from witnesses
Gather evidence by locating surveillance video cameras that may have footage of the accident. We can also gather photographic evidence from the scene.
Review your damages and determine the value of your case.

Once we complete our investigation, we can focus on negotiating with the opposing attorneys or insurance companies. If a settlement cannot be reached, we are prepared to fight for your right to recover compensation in a trial.

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Benefits of Hiring Isaacs & Isaacs Personal Injury Lawyers

At our firm, we do what it takes to help our clients recover compensation for their losses. Our firm provides many benefits for our clients, and they include:

Free consultations: We offer free consultations to all potential clients. During the consultation, we can discuss the details of your case and answer your questions. After the consultation, you will know your legal rights and next steps moving forward.
Contingency fee: Our attorneys work on a contingency-fee basis. This means we do not charge any upfront fees or costs. You only pay for our services once we help you recover compensation.
Handles communications: We can handle communications regarding your case, so your only focus is on healing from your grief.
In-house litigation team: If a settlement cannot be reached, our in-house litigation team will be prepared to represent you in front of a jury.

Our attorneys have over 400 years of combined legal experience and have recovered $1 billion for past clients. This gives us the knowledge we need to navigate any legal barriers that may arise.

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Recoverable Damages in a Wrongful Death Case

An attorney from our firm will review the damages your family incurred because of your loved one’s death. Damages are designed to compensate the victim’s family for losses related to the wrongful death. You could recover both economic and non-economic damages in a wrongful death case.

Economic damages are justified monetary losses. They are designed to repay you for those losses. Economic damages you could recover in a wrongful death case include:

Final medical expenses: This could include any life-saving measures taken at a medical facility. If there is nothing the medical facility could do to save your loved one, the cost of comfort measures could be included in your damages.
Services for your loved one: The cost of the funeral, burial/cremation, and other end-of-life services can be included in the damages.
Lost income: The income your loved one may have provided throughout their life can be included in damages.

Non-economic damages are subjective, non-monetary losses you incurred because of the death of your loved one. They are designed to compensate the victim’s family for the emotional damages involved in losing a loved one. A common non-economic damage is pain and suffering. Another non-economic damage you could recover in a wrongful death case includes:

Loss of consortium: The loss of companionship and support your loved one provided could be recovered in damages.

A wrongful death lawyer from Isaacs & Isaacs Personal Injury Lawyers can calculate the value of your economic and non-economic damages. This will provide us with information on how much compensation to seek.

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Understanding Wrongful Death

Wrongful death is when a death occurs at the fault of another. It is usually a preventable death that is caused by the reckless, purposeful, or negligent actions of another person. To prove negligence in a wrongful death case, you must show the elements of negligence were satisfied. The elements of negligence include:

The duty of care: The defendant owes the plaintiff a standard level of care.
Breach of duty: The defendant breached their duty by not providing a standard level of care to the plaintiff.
Causation: The plaintiff’s injuries were caused by the defendant breaching their duty of providing a standard level of care. It must be shown that if the plaintiff had not breached their duty, the injuries would not have occurred.
Damages: It must be proven the plaintiff sustained damages because of their injuries. In a wrongful death case, our team can help you determine what damages you incurred.

Our team will build a strong case to prove the liable party’s negligence was responsible for the death of your loved one. Ky. Rev. Stat. § 413.180 states you have one year from the date of your loved one’s death or one year from the appointment of the estate representative to file a lawsuit for wrongful death.

Common Causes of Wrongful Death

Wrongful death can occur in a variety of ways. Common wrongful death cases we have handled include:

Car accidents
Pedestrian accidents
Motorcycle accidents
Truck accidents
Construction accidents
Drunk driving accidents
Medical malpractice

If someone else’s actions or inaction caused the death of your loved one, our attorneys can help.

Connect With Our Lawyers Today

A wrongful death lawyer serving Christian County from our firm is available to begin working on your case. Contact us today to speak with a member of our team and get a free consultation. Once you hire us to represent you, we will begin working on your case immediately.

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