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Atlanta Wrongful Death Lawyers

If you have lost a loved one due to someone else’s negligence, the compassionate wrongful death attorneys at Schneider Injury Law are here to support you during this difficult time.

 

Atlanta Wrongful Death Lawyer

Wrongful Death Attorneys In Atlanta

THE EMOTIONS ARE REAL AND RAW, BETHANY WILL HANDLE YOUR CASE WITH COMPASSION

The most common type of personal injury/wrongful death cases involve transportation. Automobile and trucking accidents cause a tremendous number of injuries and deaths each year. Trucking accidents often result in serious or catastrophic injuries. Georgia law requires every driver on the road to exercise reasonable care towards the safety of other motorists and individuals on the roadway including motor vehicle passengers, pedestrians and bicyclists. The trucking industry is further regulated by Federal laws involving the hiring and employment of drivers, truck drivers conduct on the roadways and trucking companies safety practices.

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I Will Fight For Your Loved Ones

I have successfully represented clients seriously and catastrophically injured in automobile and trucking accidents. My experience and knowledge in handling these cases in the courtroom and negotiating settlements ensures that my clients receive the highest quality of representation and compensation.

If you, a family member, or a friend have been seriously injured in a car or truck accident, please call me for a free legal evaluation or complete my case evaluation form.

“FROM THE VERY FIRST CONVERSATION I ALMOST FORGOT THEY WERE LAWYERS THE WAY THEY LISTENED, AND MADE ME FEEL AS THOUGH MY CASE WAS THEIR ONLY PRIORITY. THEY WERE EXTREMELY EFFICIENT AND RESPONSIVE TO EVERY INQUIRY I PRESENTED
Ezra
“FROM THE VERY FIRST CONVERSATION I ALMOST FORGOT THEY WERE LAWYERS THE WAY THEY LISTENED, AND MADE ME FEEL AS THOUGH MY CASE WAS THEIR ONLY PRIORITY. THEY WERE EXTREMELY EFFICIENT AND RESPONSIVE TO EVERY INQUIRY I PRESENTED. ”
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Ezra
Former Client
“BETHANY LISTENED TO MY CONCERNS & QUICKLY GOT ME THE HELP THAT I NEEDED. THE CASE WAS SETTLED IN NO TIME! ”
Former Client
“BETHANY LISTENED TO MY CONCERNS & QUICKLY GOT ME THE HELP THAT I NEEDED. THE CASE WAS SETTLED IN NO TIME!”
Former Client
Former Client
“BETHANY WAS LIKE AN ANGEL TO ME.”
Carmen
“BETHANY WAS LIKE AN ANGEL TO ME.”
Carmen
Carmen
Former Client
“BETHANY IS A DELIGHT TO WORK WITH AND WILL FIGHT FOR YOU ”
Doreen
“BETHANY IS A DELIGHT TO WORK WITH AND WILL FIGHT FOR YOU”
Doreen
Doreen
Former Client

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All consultations are free. No retainers. No upfront fees. We will work closely with you to determine the best course of action for your case.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much can you get from a wrongful death lawsuit in Atlanta?

In a wrongful death lawsuit in Atlanta, the compensation amount varies greatly. Key factors include:

  1. Economic Losses: Medical bills, funeral costs, lost income, and potential inheritance.
  2. Non-Economic Losses: Pain and suffering before death, loss of companionship, and emotional distress for family members.
  3. Punitive Damages: Extra compensation if the death was caused by extreme negligence or intentional harm.
  4. Insurance and Payment Ability: The defendant’s insurance coverage and financial capability.

Compensation can range from thousands to millions of dollars. Consulting with a lawyer can give you a clearer idea based on your specific case.

Who can recover for wrongful death in Atlanta, Georgia?

In Georgia, under the Wrongful Death Act, the surviving family members have the right to pursue a wrongful death claim if their loved one was killed due to the wrongful act of another person or business. Specifically, those who can recover include:

  1. Spouse: The surviving spouse is typically the first in line to file a wrongful death claim. If there are minor children, the spouse must also represent their interests.
  2. Children: If there is no surviving spouse, the children of the deceased can file the claim.
  3. Parents: If there are no surviving spouse or children, the parents of the deceased can pursue the claim.
  4. Estate Representative: If there are no surviving family members as listed above, the representative of the deceased’s estate can file the claim on behalf of the estate.

The family can claim compensation for “the full value of the life of the decedent,” which includes both economic and non-economic losses.