Georgia Wrongful Death Attorneys for Families

Compassionate Representation After the Loss of a Loved One

Losing a loved one because of someone else’s conduct can leave a family facing grief, unanswered questions, and financial uncertainty. Thomas Kennedy Sampson & Tompkins LLP helps families in Atlanta and throughout Georgia explore their legal options after a fatal injury.

Our wrongful death attorneys represent families pursuing accountability following motor vehicle crashes, medical negligence, unsafe property conditions, defective products, and other serious incidents. We investigate what happened, explain the claim process, and help identify the people legally entitled to bring a claim.

Our firm’s litigation legacy dates to 1971. We approach each family’s situation with care, clear communication, and thorough preparation. Contact us for a free consultation about your loss.

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Incidents That May Lead to a Wrongful Death Claim

Automobile accidents

Investigating fatal vehicle collisions and pursuing claims for families affected by negligent driving.

Medical malpractice

Investigating whether medical negligence contributed to a loved one’s death, with qualified expert review when needed.

Premises liability

Evaluating fatal incidents involving unsafe property conditions or inadequate security.

Product liability

Investigating whether a defective product contributed to a fatal injury.

Recognition and Affiliations

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Helping Your Family Seek Answers and Accountability

A wrongful death claim begins with understanding the person who was lost and the events that led to the death. Our attorneys guide families through the legal process while investigating the evidence needed to support a claim.

Depending on the circumstances, our work may include:

  • Obtaining incident reports, medical records, photographs, and witness accounts
  • Identifying potentially responsible people, businesses, and insurance coverage
  • Reviewing who may bring the claim and which deadlines apply
  • Working with appropriate medical, accident reconstruction, or financial experts
  • Documenting losses and evaluating potential wrongful death and estate claims
  • Preparing for settlement discussions and, when necessary, litigation

We explain the available options and keep families informed as a case develops. Each claim depends on its own facts and the applicable law; no result is guaranteed.

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    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
    Wrongful Death Claims

    Keep available medical records, incident reports, correspondence, and any photographs or witness details. Speak with an attorney promptly so the cause of death, potential claims, and applicable deadlines can be reviewed.

    That depends on what happened. An investigation may identify negligent drivers, healthcare providers, property owners, product manufacturers, or other parties. Our role is to evaluate potential claims for the family and seek accountability where supported by the facts and law.

    Contact an attorney promptly. Filing deadlines, notice requirements, and possible exceptions vary with the circumstances. An early review helps identify the deadlines that apply to your family’s situation and the evidence that needs to be preserved.

    Disputes about fault can affect a claim. We review the available evidence and applicable law, address unsupported allegations, and explain how a fault dispute could affect the family’s options.

    The types and amount of compensation depend on the facts and the legal claims available. We review the losses that may be pursued through a wrongful death claim and any separate estate claim, and explain how those claims differ.

    Georgia law determines who may bring each type of claim. The answer can depend on surviving family relationships and estate appointments. We review those details before advising who should act and what claims may be available.

    We investigate the incident, preserve evidence, identify potentially responsible parties, and work with appropriate experts when needed. We then prepare the claim for negotiation or litigation and keep the family informed throughout the process.

    Our firm brings a litigation legacy dating to 1971, careful case preparation, and personal attention to families facing serious legal matters. A free consultation allows you to discuss what happened and learn how we may be able to help.

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