Wrongful Death Accidents
Losing someone is hard enough…
But when you suspect there’s foul play involved, it can be even more difficult to mourn the loss. If you believe someone you love recently passed away due to someone else’s negligence or misconduct, you can choose to sue for wrongful death in order to hold the third party accountable.
Understanding your rights in Knoxville & the Tri-Cities
Wrongful death laws and statute of limitations vary by state. In Tennessee, the law states that all wrongful death actions must be pursued within one year of the date of your loved one’s death. Filing a lawsuit within this timeframe can help ensure you get justice for your spouse, parent, or child (depending on your specific case).
To determine if you have grounds for a case and answer any questions, the G3 team provides a free, confidential case evaluation. If it’s determined that you do have a case, you may be entitled to one or more of the following benefits:
- Financial/living assistance
- Medical bill reimbursement
- Funeral and/or burial service reimbursement
- Compensation for the deceased’s mental distress or suffering
- Compensation for your mental distress or suffering
No fees unless we win for you!
Though there’s no amount of money that could ever make up for the loss you’ve experienced, your G3 attorneys understand that wrongful death suits are about much more than money. After investigating the death and proving negligence, we’ll set up an estate on behalf of your deceased loved one so we can fight to get you both the justice you deserve.
With hundreds of 5-star reviews, your G3 lawyers have built a reputation around providing compassionate guidance to those in need of financial and emotional support after a wrongful death or other accident. Let us help you get what you deserve.
Wrongful Death Accidents
Losing someone is hard enough…
But when you suspect there’s foul play involved, it can be even more difficult to mourn the loss. If you believe someone you love recently passed away due to someone else’s negligence or misconduct, you can choose to sue for wrongful death in order to hold the third party accountable.
Understanding your rights in Knoxville & the Tri-Cities
Wrongful death laws and statute of limitations vary by state. In Tennessee, the law states that all wrongful death actions must be pursued within one year of the date of your loved one’s death. Filing a lawsuit within this timeframe can help ensure you get justice for your spouse, parent, or child (depending on your specific case).
To determine if you have grounds for a case and answer any questions, the G3 team provides a free, confidential case evaluation. If it’s determined that you do have a case, you may be entitled to one or more of the following benefits:
- Financial/living assistance
- Medical bill reimbursement
- Funeral and/or burial service reimbursement
- Compensation for the deceased’s mental distress or suffering
- Compensation for your mental distress or suffering
No fees unless we win for you!
Though there’s no amount of money that could ever make up for the loss you’ve experienced, your G3 attorneys understand that wrongful death suits are about much more than money. After investigating the death and proving negligence, we’ll set up an estate on behalf of your deceased loved one so we can fight to get you both the justice you deserve.
With hundreds of 5-star reviews, your G3 lawyers have built a reputation around providing compassionate guidance to those in need of financial and emotional support after a wrongful death or other accident. Let us help you get what you deserve.
