Category Archives: Wrongful Death Lawyer
Pursuing Compensation After A Loved One’s Tragic Death In California
Losing a loved one is always a heart-wrenching experience, especially when their death is sudden and due to someone else’s negligence or wrongful actions. In California, families of the deceased can seek justice and compensation through a wrongful death claim. This process can seem daunting, but understanding your rights and the legal landscape can… Read More »
The Essential Guide To Filing A Wrongful Death Claim In California
Losing a loved one is an unimaginably painful experience, especially when it results from another party’s negligence or wrongdoing. In California, the law allows certain family members or representatives to seek compensation through a wrongful death claim. In this guide, we will provide you with a comprehensive overview of the wrongful death claim process… Read More »
Are There Limits On Wrongful Death Settlements In California?
If you lost a loved one in a car crash or other accident, only you can understand the pain you are experiencing. Suddenly, someone you count on daily is gone, and your life is in turmoil. While legal action might be the furthest thing from your mind, you may want to consider it if… Read More »
How Is Wrongful Death In California Proven?
California’s wrongful death laws allow a surviving family member to file a wrongful death claim to receive compensation when another person’s actions lead to the death of their loved one. Learn below how to prove wrongful death, and if you have questions about a case, the Oakland wrongful death lawyers at Bracamontes & Vlasak… Read More »
What is the Average Wrongful Death Settlement in California?
Losing someone you care about is heartbreaking, especially when it is a wrongful death caused by someone else. Under California law (California Code of Civil Procedure § 377.30), eligible family members of the deceased victim can bring a wrongful death suit against the at-fault parties to get justice and economic support. During such a… Read More »
California Wrongful Death: When Can a Landlord Be Held Liable for Negligent Security?
According to the most recent data from the Bay Area Census, approximately half of the people in our region are renters. In San Francisco, nearly two-thirds of all housing units are listed as ‘renter occupied’. In other cities such as Oakland, Berkeley, and San Jose, the percentage of renters is almost as high.
