Compassionate, Skilled Legal Counsel After A Tragedy
Losing a loved one is always devastating. Learning that your loved one could still be alive if a third party had acted responsibly is never easy and may cause you additional pain and heartache. Wrongful death is simply defined as loss of life that could have been prevented if another person had acted differently.
At Morris Margulies, we know that wrongful death lawsuits are not a way of replacing loved ones; there is no amount of money that could ever replace a person you love. However, when you are burdened with those additional medical expenses as a result of hospitalization prior to death, find yourself with unexpected funeral and burial costs and lose the love, companionship and income of your loved one, you have the right to seek financial compensation from the responsible party.
Defending Your Right To Compensation After An Accident
Our attorneys have substantial experience with catastrophic personal injury cases. They are qualified and ready to represent you with your wrongful death case and are prepared to challenge at-fault parties in and out of court.
We regularly represent individuals whose lives have been forever changed by:
- Medical malpractice: Negligence by a doctor or health care provider
- Auto accidents: Injury due to a driver who had been under the influence of alcohol or drugs
- Nursing home negligence: Negligence by a health care provider
- Missed diagnosis: Loss of a loved one due to an illness that wasn’t diagnosed in a timely manner
- Product liability: Fatal injury due to a defective product
You may be entitled to receive compensation for your:
- Lost future income
- Hospitalization costs
- Funeral and burial costs
- Companionship
- Pain and suffering
We invite you to speak with an attorney at our firm who is experienced, dedicated and sensitive to your legal matter.
Contact Us Today
At Morris Margulies, our legal professionals have experience representing families who have lost loved ones as a result of the intentional or negligent acts of others. Contact us online or by calling 301-816-1600 if your loved one died in Maryland or Washington, D.C., and you believe their death could have been avoided.