We understand that when someone’s death is caused by the carelessness of another person, no court action can bring that person back to the people who loved and depended on him or her. The loss and grief is real.
A wrongful death settlement might mean that a spouse can stay home with young children rather than having to go back to work to support the family. It might mean that teenage children will be able to go to college as their parents had planned. A wrongful death settlement can give a family the financial relief needed to continue life as normally as possible after their loved ones passing. Samuels Reynolds Law Firm can help guide you through this process and help you get the compensation your family needs. Our knowledgeable South Carolina wrongful death attorney is ready to listen.
What is a wrongful death lawsuit? It is a civil action against the person or company that caused another person’s death. A wrongful death settlement can include money for medical expenses relating to the death, funeral and other end-of-life expenses. Loss of future income and loss of love and companionship are also included in a wrongful death settlement.
If someone you care about has passed in South Carolina as a result of someone else’s wrongful actions, we’d like to help. Contact Samuels Reynolds Law Firm in Downtown Columbia today at (803) 779-4000 to schedule a free consultation. In most cases, you won’t owe us anything until we collect a settlement on your family’s behalf. You can take comfort in the warm friendly atmosphere at Samuels Reynolds Law Firm. We go above and beyond to take care of our clients.
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* Please be aware that any result achieved on behalf of one client in one matter does not necessarily indicate similar results can be obtained for other clients.
** Clients may be responsible for costs in addition to attorney’s fees. In percentage based cases, fees are calculated prior to deducting costs.
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