Wrongful Death

When someone dies due to the negligence or wrongful actions of another, a wrongful death claim is a legal means of holding the responsible party accountable for a death that shouldn’t have happened. The team of lawyers at Lyons & Lyons has helped families ensure responsibility is taken for their loss so they can move forward with certainty.

Seeking Justice for Wrongful Death

Losing a loved one is always difficult, but when the death was caused by another’s intentional or unintentional negligent or malicious behavior, your family is left to deal with a heartbreaking mixture of shock, grief, betrayal, and anger. It may be hard to think of taking legal action at such an emotionally charged time, but the first steps toward healing from what has happened include seeking justice and accountability. A wrongful death attorney with us at Lyons & Lyons has helped people like you throughout the U.S. get answers to what went wrong and obtain substantial compensation for all damages.

Our Personal Injury Lawyers Make a Difference for Those Dealing with the Loss of a Loved One

At Lyons & Lyons, our team of extensively experienced wrongful death attorneys is dedicated to securing justice for families nationwide affected by negligence or wrongful acts leading to loss. Our core objective is to ensure accountability for serious injuries or wrongful deaths, addressing both the economic and emotional impacts. We recognize that families seek more than just financial compensation; we uncover what happened with precise, personalized legal representation. Our approach aims to achieve justice for our clients and contribute to a safer environment by addressing and rectifying acts of negligence. Through our efforts, we offer a pathway toward recovery and change, standing with you every step of the way.

Make Sure Your Rights and Your Future are Protected

Speak with our lawyers in a free initial consultation to discuss your case and your legal options. We may be able to help you and your family attain some financial stability and peace through compensation for:

Medical Bills
Lost Inheritance
Loss of Earning Contribution
Loss of Care, Support, Services and Companionship
Pain and Suffering
And Other Damages

Who Can Make a Wrongful Death Claim?

Specific laws in different jurisdictions nationwide can vary on who can file a wrongful death suit and the statute of limitations. As an example, under Texas law, the legal right to pursue a wrongful death action is limited to these groups:

Spouses, Children, and Parents:

These close family members can pursue a claim, and if they choose to do so, they must file the lawsuit within 90 days of the death.

Adopted Children:

Children who are legally adopted can file a wrongful death action on behalf of their adoptive parent, but they cannot pursue a lawsuit related to the death of a biological parent.

Executors or Personal Representatives:

The executor or personal representative of the estate can file a wrongful death claim, but only if the close family members do not. If the family requests that a case not be pursued, the executor or representative must honor that decision.

Wrongful Death Cases We Have Helped Families with Nationwide

Unfortunately, fatal accidents can occur in any number of scenarios. When that accident was a result of any form of negligence, we help family members by being strong advocates on their behalf. We have successfully represented clients nationwide in wrongful death suits involving:

Medical Malpractice
Product Liability
Vehicle Accidents
Slip and Falls
Workplace Accidents
Nursing Home Abuse
Recreational Accidents
Sporting Accidents
Exposure to Hazardous Substances
Criminal Acts
And Others

Schedule Your Initial Consultation with Our Experienced Wrongful Death Lawyer

Contact Lyons & Lyons from anywhere in the U.S. to schedule a time to discuss your case with our team. There is no consultation fee or out-of-pocket expense when we take on your case. We are dedicated to giving you a powerful voice and a successful outcome.