In the blink of an eye, you’ve lost someone close to you and are faced with an ever-mounting pile of bills, medical costs, and funeral expenses. These motor vehicle accidents happen unexpectedly and turn your world upside down. But why should this be your burden? The party at fault for the deadly crash should be held accountable for all costs. That is where we and our team of Ocala fatal accident lawyers come in.
If you are the accident victim’s parent, child, spouse, or sibling, and the crash occurred, call our Bogin, Munns & Munns personal injury law firm for legal assistance from an Ocala car accident lawyer. We can hold responsible parties accountable for your loss.
Who Can a Claim for a Fatal Car Accident in Ocala, FL?
Under Florida Statute 768.18, the law recognizes the profound impact such a loss has on a family and allows certain members to seek justice and maximum compensation through a wrongful death claim.
This right is specifically granted to:
- Children of the deceased under the age of 25
- The spouse of the deceased
- A parent of the deceased
- Blood-related or adoptive siblings who were financially dependent on the deceased
We understand that each family’s situation is unique, and determining your eligibility can be daunting. If you are unsure of your eligibility or have additional questions about filing, our legal team is committed to providing compassionate, professional guidance to help you navigate this difficult time.
To consult with an experienced fatal car accident lawyer serving Ocala, call 855-780-9986
Our Fatal Car Accident Attorneys Will Help Discover Your Case’s Full Value
Below is a comprehensive list of compensatory damages that you and your family are likely to be pursuing in your fatal car accident case. You could be eligible for some or all of the following economic and non-economic damages:
- Funeral expenses
- Burial costs
- Cremation
- Medical care
- Lost wages
- Property damage
- Car repairs
- Pain and suffering
- Loss of enjoyment
- Loss of quality of life
- Loss of companionship
- Mental anguish
- PTSD
- Miscellaneous costs
The monetary value of your damages will depend on factors such as the cost of your funeral service, earnings from your loved one’s job (or yours), medical costs before their passing (if any), and costs associated with the loss of your vehicle.
Bogin, Munns & Munns has professional litigators who can assist you in analyzing all of your expenses and calculating a fair settlement that meets your needs while you focus on what is most important to you: healing and spending time with your family.
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Bogin, Munns & Munns Will Strive to Make Those Responsible Pay For Your Loss
The first step in our investigation will be identifying liable parties in your case. All it takes is one careless act to cause a collision, but that does not always mean there is only one responsible party. Many individuals can be responsible for your loved one’s motor vehicle accident, including:
Motorists
In your situation, the typical initial prospect. In most cases, the motorist who hit your automobile will bear some or all of the blame. However, they are not necessarily solely responsible for the disaster. In some cases, they may not be responsible at all.
Cyclists/Pedestrians
The same laws could apply to a cyclist or pedestrian. Each has its own set of regulations to follow, and improper conduct or reckless driving from either party can have the same dire consequences.
Car Manufacturer
Some things are out of a driver’s control. If a driver’s brake gives out suddenly or their tire flattens, there is little they can do to avoid tragedy. These malfunctions fall upon the manufacturer and they are liable to pay punitive damages for these defects.
However, it must be proven that the driver had no prior knowledge of the defect and/or had no way to prevent or avoid the malfunction. Otherwise, they could share responsibility.
City/Government
This occurs in the instance of damaged roads, damaged or missing traffic equipment, or other city-owned property. These types of scenarios are more uncommon, and initiating an accident lawsuit against the government comes with its own set of statutes and procedures, all of which we are well versed in.
We will pursue your case regardless of who is held accountable, large or small.
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A Glimpse into Our Commitment to Your Success
At Bogin, Munns & Munns, we take immense pride in our positive impact on our clients’ lives, especially during their most challenging times. The following story from one of our previous clients, Skip Williams, captures the dedication, professionalism, and care we bring to each case.
“I am 100% satisfied with the professional services of Bogin, Munns & Munns from my first phone call to case closure. Within the first week I met face-to-face with my assigned attorney and the case manager. They very thoroughly explained the entire process and told me what to expect along the way. There were no surprises. Their paralegal painstakingly tracked all my medical expenses and provided detailed accounting that all my bills were paid in full. This was the first experience with a Law Firm in my lifetime. My advice to anyone entering this process is to listen carefully, provide requested information promptly, be patient and leave the rest to these professionals. Take care out there.” – Skip Williams
The above is a testament to our commitment to meet and exceed your expectations, providing support and dedication every step of the way.
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Fatal Car Accident Attorneys In Ocala, FL, Available 24/7
We serve the majority of central Florida, including Ocala, and provide free case reviews. Do not delay, Florida’s statute of limitations allows only 2 years after your loved one’s auto accident to file for compensation.
If your loved one was the victim of a fatal car accident, contact us today to get started.
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