Virginia Wrongful Death Lawyers

Trust Your Wrongful Death Claim with Our Experienced Law Firm

If your loved one recently died due to the negligence of another person, party, or corporation, the last thing you need is to deal with is an uncooperative insurance company. The grieving process is long and one of the most difficult things you’ll ever experience. But at the same time, you deserve compensation for what you’ve been through. Getting the money you deserve while taking the time you need to move on with your life often means contacting an attorney.

At Lowell Stanley Injury Lawyers, our Norfolk wrongful death lawyers are here to help you through this difficult process. We know that you need plenty of time to mourn your loss and honor your loved one’s memory, but you also need money as soon as possible. That’s especially true if the deceased was a primary income-earner in your household. When we take on your claim, we’ll handle all of the time-consuming and sensitive tasks, such as collecting evidence, proving your loved one wasn’t at fault, and handling communication with the insurance company.

Then, we’ll calculate exactly how much money your family deserves for what you’ve gone through. We’ll consider everything from lost wages and funeral costs to outstanding medical bills and loss of companionship. Getting compensation for our clients after serious injuries is a major priority, but we firmly believe that surviving family members deserve maximum damages for what they’ve been through. That’s why we take on such claims aggressively but also sensitively to ensure our clients get the kind, welcoming, and gentle treatment they deserve.

Contact us today for a free consultation to find out how we can help.

Virginia Wrongful Death Lawsuit Set To Go To Trial

July 29, 2013

The Virginia Wrongful Death Lawsuit filed on behalf of a University of Virginia Lacrosse player allegedly murdered by her estranged boyfriend will go to trial. Court documents indicated the hearing will begin September 29, 2014, and last approximately two weeks.

According to NBC 29 News, the suit stems from an incident that occurred in May 2010 at the victim’s apartment, located on 14^th Street in Charlottesville, Virginia. Police believe the accused kicked in the door of the apartment, got into an argument with the victim, and killed her by striking her head against the wall.

The victim’s family filed the suit, claiming the accused’s negligent behavior that evening was the direct and proximate cause of the victim’s death. So far, the man charged in connection to the murder has denied any wrongdoing in the matter and has evoked his Fifth Amendment right not to speak in the matter.

The victim’s family is seeking more than $30 million in the suit.

One of the most important aspects of a wrongful death case is proving negligence on the part of the responsible party; however this can be an extremely complex process.

That is why the Norfolk Personal Injury Lawyers with Lowell “The Hammer” Stanley hope a decision in the case will bring a sense of closure to the tragedy for the family of the victim.