New Mexico Wrongful Death Attorneys

Wrongful Death AttorneysWrongful death occurs when a loved one is killed as a result of the recklessness, negligence or fault of another. While wrongful death is often the result of catastrophic auto accidents, it can also be the result of defective products, medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and neglect and other serious personal injury accidents.

Wrongful death claims may be brought by a surviving spouse, parent or child. A wrongful death claim enables you to seek compensation for how your loved one’s death has affected your family—financially and emotionally. Common damages for which family members may seek compensation include:

  • Lost Wages (Current and Future)
  • Lost Retirement Benefits
  • Lost Health Benefits
  • Funeral Expenses
  • Medical Expenses
  • Lost Companionship
  • Pain and Suffering

Only an experienced wrongful death attorney can tell you what damages you may be able to seek compensation for in your particular circumstance.

The Jones Firm is committed to helping surviving family members through this most difficult of times. We understand that wrongful deaths are often sudden and devastating; we will provide you with the advice, support and legal representation you need to get through this ordeal. If those at fault will not accept responsibility, we will help you by seeking justice through the courts and in trial.

Contact our Experienced New Mexico Wrongful Death Attorneys

At The Jones Firm, our experienced wrongful death attorneys are committed to fighting for justice on your behalf. We not only seek to recover the maximum compensation to which you may be entitled under the law, but we seek to hold negligent parties accountable for their actions so that unnecessary loss of life does not continue to occur.

Call 505-982-0011 to speak with a New Mexico wrongful death attorney today!
1800 Old Pecos Trail
Santa Fe, NM 87505

Phone: (505) 982-0011
Fax: (505) 989-6288
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