When a member of your family has been killed in a car accident, what needs to be done? What evidence must be gathered? Have pictures of the accident scene and the vehicles involved been taken? Have the police properly investigated, or do they need to be urged to conduct tests or measurements? Have witnesses names and addresses been obtained? Have their statements been taken? What happened to cause this tragedy?

The Wrongful Death Attorney Networks gets the answers to these questions so you don't have to. We work to persistently and methodically to investigate automobile accidents, to gather evidence, to identify the responsible parties, and to prosecute law suits against every potentially liable individual and company.

Whether your case involves a multiple vehicle collision or a single car rollover, your family should retain an attorney as soon as possible if your loved one has been killed. Sometimes insurance companies will attempt to settle wrongful death cases shortly after an accident for "short money." Most judges and lawyers would recommend against trying to resolve a wrongful death case without the help of an attorney. Insurance adjusters and claims representatives are paid to save their companies money. They view claims made by a person represented by a skilled attorney more seriously than claims where a person doesn't even have a lawyer. Moreover, people who are not lawyers usually don't know how to determine the value of their claim or how to negotiate the best possible settlement.

Unfortunately, many deaths involving sport utility vehicles and pick up trucks are the result of roll-over accidents. Usually, no other vehicle is involved. SUVs and pick-ups have a far greater tendency than ordinary cars to roll over, often due to design choices by manufacturers, tire
selection and recommended tire pressure levels. If a member of your family has been killed or seriously injured in a rollover "accidents" we would like to speak with you to determine whether the roll-over was caused by design flaws and defects often tolerated by car and tire manufacturers.

Please call us to speak with a skilled attorney about your case.