Fatalities

It’s not about the money

For many family members, the death of a loved one leaves many unanswered questions. There will often be a Coroner’s inquest, but the scope of an inquest is limited to recording how somebody has died – not why they died or whether it could have been avoided.

By bringing a claim, those involved have to provide documents relevant to the incident, and through this, families can often find out for the first time exactly what has happened.

But the money matters too

Sometimes, you might feel awkward thinking about the money lost with the death of a loved one – but the reality is that our family lives and finances are intertwined, and we rely on joint finances to pay mortgages and bills, or to care for loved ones.

Many people have life assurance for this sort of situation, and making a claim can work in much the same way – taking away the financial pressures caused by the death to allow you to have time and space to grieve.

Where we can help

Our experienced solicitors have helped families of fatally injured people for over 20 years. They can help secure funds for funeral expenses, arrange representation if an inquest is held, and look to replace the financial and care support for those that relied upon it.

Our solicitors can make sure that you have the money you need to replace your lost income and fund your future needs. Members of our team have secured more than £120m in damages over the last decade to help seriously injured clients so you can be certain that you’re in safe hands.

If you have lost a loved one as a result of an accident or collision, and you would like to discuss making a claim, please contact our team on 03333 058375 or email to [email protected] today. We’re here to help you.