High Springs Wrongful Death Attorney Seeking Maximum Compensation

Losing a loved one is one of the most painful experiences anyone can have. It can feel even worse when you learn that their passing was due to another person’s carelessness or recklessness. If someone else caused your loved one’s fatal accident, you deserve justice. We’ll help you get it and fight for the compensation you need.

See what a wrongful death lawyer in High Springs, FL, can do for you during a free consultation. Call Meldon Law today to get started.

We Will Fight for Every Dollar You Deserve

We know that compensation isn’t all that matters after you’ve lost a loved one. However, a successful claim or lawsuit helps you get justice and covers the expenses and losses this tragedy has left you with. Per Florida Statute § 768.21, you may be entitled to:

• Reasonable funeral and burial costs
• The costs of any medical care your loved one received before their passing
• Future lost wages, which can include any wages they would have brought home and benefits, such as health insurance
• Lost services for any tasks your loved one would have handled around the house had they lived (e.g., childcare, yard work, housekeeping, etc.)
• Loss of companionship and protection
• Mental pain and suffering
• Loss of parental companionship, guidance, and instruction

Our team will listen to your story, investigate the accident, and determine what damages are recoverable.

We Can Help With All Types of Fatal Accident Cases

Fatal accidents are all too common in Alachua County. Our High Springs personal injury lawyers can handle any type of accident case, including:

• Car accidents
• Truck crashes
• Motorcycle wrecks
• Dog bites
• Slips and falls
• Pedestrian accidents
• Bicycle accidents
• Workplace accidents

Why Choose Meldon Law for Your Wrongful Death Case?

We believe that skill, experience, and knowledge are the most important things in your case. We bring 50 years of experience, knowledge, and skills we’ve built over that time to the table for every case.

We know how important it is to get justice for your loved one, so we take these cases seriously. We handle every aspect of your case, including:

• Listening to your story and learning about what this accident has taken from you
• Gathering evidence
• Identifying all liable parties
• Identifying all your damages
• Determining a fair settlement value
• Handling all communication with involved parties
• Negotiating for a fair settlement
• Preparing your case for court
• Managing deadlines
• Representing you in court if necessary

We won’t back down from a fight, no matter the odds. We’ll treat you and your family like our family, taking on your fight like our own. This dedication has garnered us a reputation in Florida. Insurers and defense attorneys know that we are a force to be reckoned with, inside and outside the courtroom.

We Get Results

Our dedication is important, but so are our results. We have recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for our clients, including:

• $4.25 million after a man lost his life when a distracted golf cart driver crashed into his bicycle
• $250,000 after a patient went into hemorrhagic shock and lost their life due to a relocated and unmonitored hemodialysis catheter

You Pay Nothing Upfront for Our Legal Services

Many people who could really benefit from legal help don’t get it because they think they can’t afford a lawyer. That’s not true. Our team only takes injury cases on a contingency-fee basis. We offer a free consultation and don’t charge a retainer or hourly fees. In fact, you only pay us for our time if we recover compensation for you. Our fee is an agreed-upon percentage of your settlement or award.

You don’t face any financial risks when you call us, and you get the legal help you deserve.

Florida Law Limits How Long You Have to Recover Compensation

Since you don’t have to worry about waiting until you’ve raised the funds to get legal help, we recommend you call us today. This is especially important as you have a limited time to take action. Per Florida Statute § 95.11, you only have two years to file a wrongful death lawsuit.

If you fail to file before the deadline, known as the statute of limitations, expires, you risk recovering nothing. You or your attorney can still negotiate with the insurance company, but without the threat of a lawsuit, the insurer will likely refuse to give you what you deserve.

We Help You Understand Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim

One of the most confusing parts of a wrongful death claim is establishing who can file it. Only the personal representative (also known as the executor) of your loved one’s estate can file a claim. Typically, the will designates someone as the personal representative; if not, the court will designate someone. The personal representative files on behalf of your loved one’s estate as well as surviving family members (e.g., spouse, children, and parents).

We know this is confusing, but we can help clear it up when you call us. We can determine whether you are the personal representative, whether you could be named the personal representative, and whether you can benefit from a settlement or award.

See How Our Lawyers Can Help Your Family During a Free Consultation Today

You should be able to spend this time focused on grieving your loved one, celebrating their life, and being with family. You shouldn’t also have to shoulder the burden of filing a wrongful death claim. Our lawyers will handle that on your behalf.

Call today to get started with the Meldon Law team. Our team will learn your story and fight for the compensation you deserve. Let us do your loved one justice. Remember, you don’t pay us until we win.