No one prepares you for the overwhelming pain of losing a loved one. The emotional turmoil feels like a never-ending storm. It also creates financial stress.
It gets even more challenging when someone else is to blame for their death.
At Biggs & Greenslade, we understand the tough emotions and questions that follow loss. Our Canton, TX, attorneys for wrongful death cases help you get justice and move forward.
Contact our law offices today for a free case evaluation.
Drawing on his background as a former Marine and district prosecutor, Kenneth Biggs fiercely advocates for his clients, especially if the case heads to court.
Having over a decade of experience defending insurance companies, John Greenslade uses this knowledge to advocate aggressively for his clients.
Having worked for the Anderson County Department of Family and Protective Services, Annie Northcutt brings a blend of compassion and tenacity to her clients.
In 2022, there wasn’t a single day where someone didn’t die on a Texas road. If you've lost someone due to an accident caused by someone else, contact our personal injury lawyers.
The aftermath of commercial vehicle collisions can leave a trail of death and disability. Let us guide you through the process of seeking compensation for what you've endured.
Workplace injuries can turn lives upside down in an instant. At times like these, you need personal injury attorneys who know the legal ins and outs and genuinely care about you.
Accidents on someone else's property can cause severe injuries or even death. Property owners may be liable for these injuries if they don't keep visitors safe.
Our legal team has experience holding manufacturers accountable for defective products that cause consumers harm.
If a family member has died due to someone's actions, you might be able to pursue a wrongful death lawsuit. Let Biggs & Greenslade assess your eligibility for this legal claim.
Under Texas law, only a few individuals are eligible to file wrongful death lawsuits, including:
Suppose these family members don’t file a wrongful death suit within three months of the death. In that case, the executor or administrator of the decedent’s estate is allowed to unless every eligible family member with the right to file explicitly opts not to pursue the lawsuit.
Losing a loved one is emotionally devastating, and the financial burden that follows adds to the distress. The individual responsible for your relative’s death may be held accountable for covering any medical or funeral expenses.
Losing a primary breadwinner's income can throw a family into financial jeopardy, threatening their ability to maintain a stable future. Biggs & Greenslade helps you get compensation for lost earnings or more.
The absence of essential services your loved one provided leaves a huge void in a household. The responsible party might be held accountable for the loss of those domestic services.
A spouse, parent, or child provides emotional support and care. The person responsible for your relative’s wrongful death may be held financially responsible for their loss.
The emotional toll of losing a relative is overwhelming, making it challenging to navigate daily life without the support you once had. Sometimes, judges and juries give family members compensation for their emotional pain.
In cases of extreme negligence, compensatory damages may not be enough. Pursuing justice may involve punitive measures against the guilty party, preventing similar incidents in the future. In these cases, we fight for punitive damages.
At first, the idea of turning your relative’s death into a legal matter may seem strange. That’s why speaking with a wrongful death attorney before pursuing a lawsuit is important.
Contact the Biggs & Greenslade law offices today to schedule your free case evaluation.