Helping Families After a  Wrongful Death in Texas

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Losing Someone Hurts. We’re Here to Help You Through It.

Losing someone you love is always hard—but when it happens because of someone else’s mistake, it’s even harder to accept. We help families pursue wrongful death claims after fatal accidents, whether it was a car crash, workplace injury, or another act of negligence.

Common Causes of Wrongful Death

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Fatal car or 18-wheeler crashes
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Workplace accidents
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Unsafe property conditions
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Medical mistakes

Who Can File

Surviving spouses, children, and parents are eligible. If they don’t act, the estate may be able to bring a claim.

What You Can Recover

Funeral & burial costs
Loss of income or support
Mental anguish
Loss of companionship

FAQ - Wrongful Death

  • How is a wrongful death case different from a criminal case?

    This is a civil case—we’re pursuing financial accountability, not jail time.

  • Who can file the claim in Texas?

    Spouses, children, and parents are eligible. If they don’t file within three months, the estate may do so.

  • How long do I have to file a claim?

    Typically two years, though some exceptions may apply.

  • What if there’s also a criminal investigation?

    You can still pursue a civil claim, regardless of what happens in the criminal case.

  • What if the person who caused the death has no money?

    We look for insurance policies or other ways to pursue compensation.

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