We Take On The Trucking Companies For Causing Fatal Accidents
After the unexpected death of a loved one in an accident, you may want to withdraw into yourself. While grieving is an important step in recovering from such a blow, you should take time to speak with an attorney concerning your rights. You may be entitled to compensation and if you have a viable claim, it is important to start a prompt and thorough investigation of the accident and its effects on your family.
Representing Grieving Families Throughout Kentucky
At the firm of T.J. Smith, Attorney at Law, we are dedicated to helping families obtain compensation and justice in cases involving fatal truck accidents. We understand how to investigate and document corporate negligence and obtain results for our clients. We will seek the best possible monetary settlement or jury award for you.
A Comprehensive Legal Effort
When you choose us to handle your wrongful death lawsuit, we will act quickly to preserve evidence and initiate a prompt investigation of the accident. With the help of experts such as an accident reconstruction professional and a specialist in trucking company operations, we will learn what happened and who was at fault. Attorney T.J. Smith will also examine the effect the truck accident has had on your family. In a series of conversations, T.J. will learn about the role your loved one played in the life of your family and those special moments you shared together. This will enable him to place a value on your noneconomic losses such as loss of consortium and loss of companionship for inclusion in your claim. Working with an economist or actuarial specialist, he will also calculate the past, present and future income your loved one would have earned had he or she lived. T.J. Smith, Attorney at Law, will work diligently to build a strong and successful case for you.
Contact A Lawyer
For a free consultation about a fatal truck accident in the Louisville area or elsewhere in Kentucky, reach out to T.J. Smith, Attorney at Law. Call us at 502-677-1429.