Wrongful Death

Houston, Texas, Wrongful Death Attorney You Can Rely On

If you have lost a family member in a fatal accident caused by someone else's negligence, misconduct, or criminal act, the law says that you are entitled to receive money damages for financial loss and punitive damages. In order for a wrongful death claim to have merit in the courts, the death must have resulted, at least in part, from the defendant's conduct, whether or not there was any intention to cause the death. In addition, the party pressing the lawsuit must prove that there was some level of financial or emotional dependency that has been affected by the death.

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If you have lost a family member in a fatal accident, the litigation attorneys of Lindeman, Alvarado & Frye can help you protect your rights and fight for your family's economic and emotional interests. Under the direction of litigation attorney Brad Frye, our civil litigation group has earned a reputation for our integrity and commitment to compassionate, effective representation. Our attorneys have receive the AV rating* and work with a team of independent professionals to prepare the clearest case possible in court. Opposing attorneys know that our settlement proposals are serious and will be considered reasonable if the case goes to trial.

We represent families who have lost loved ones in accidents such as:

• DWI, drunk driver accidents
• Workplace accidents
• Car, truck, and motorcycle accidents
• Product liability accidents
• Premises liability accidents
• Environmental illness

Under Texas law, most wrongful death cases must be filed within two years of the fatal injury. In the case of minors, the statute of limitations may be longer in some cases. Contact one of our offices in Conroe, Kingwood, or Houston, Texas, to schedule an opportunity to meet with an attorney in our personal injury and wrongful death litigation group.

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Martindale-Hubbell is the facilitator of a peer review rating process. Ratings reflect the confidential opinions of members of the Bar and the Judiciary. Martindale-Hubbell ratings fall into two categories—legal ability and general ethical standards.