Denver Wrongful Death Attorney

Compassionate Representation for Families in Denver, Colorado

Losing a loved one is one of life's most devastating experiences, especially when their death results from someone else's negligence or wrongful actions. At Rex Legal, we understand the emotional and financial hardships that follow such a tragedy. Our dedicated team of wrongful death attorneys in Denver is committed to helping you navigate the legal process to seek justice and secure the compensation your family deserves.

Why Choose Rex Legal

Expertise in Wrongful Death Cases: Rex Legal has extensive experience handling complex wrongful death claims in the greater Denver area.
Personalized Legal Support: We provide compassionate, individualized attention to each client's unique circumstances.
Contingency Fee Arrangement: You pay nothing upfront—we only receive payment if we win your case.
Proven Results: Our firm has successfully recovered substantial settlements and verdicts for families like yours.
Client-Centered Approach: At Rex Legal, your family's well-being is our top priority. We offer supportive guidance throughout the legal process.

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Understanding Wrongful Death Claims in Denver

A wrongful death claim arises when a person's death is caused by the wrongful act, neglect, or default of another party. Common situations leading to wrongful death include:

Automobile Accidents: Fatalities resulting from car, truck, or motorcycle accidents caused by negligent drivers.
Medical Malpractice: Deaths due to medical errors, misdiagnosis, or negligent care.
Workplace Accidents: Fatal injuries occurring on the job due to unsafe conditions or employer negligence.
Defective Products: Deaths caused by faulty or dangerous products.
Premises Liability: Fatal accidents resulting from hazardous conditions on someone else's property.
Criminal Acts: Homicides or deaths resulting from assault or other criminal activities.

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Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in Colorado

Colorado law specifies who is eligible to file a wrongful death lawsuit:

First Year After Death:
- Spouse: Has the exclusive right to file a claim (if the deceased individual had no spouse, then children or designated heirs may file a claim within the first year).
- Heirs with Spouse's Consent: Children or designated heirs may join or file with the spouse's consent.
Second Year After Death:
- Spouse and Heirs: Both may file individually or jointly.
No Spouse or Children:
- Parents: May file if the deceased had no spouse or children.
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What to Do After a Wrongful Death

Seek Emotional Support: Grieving is a difficult process; consider counseling or support groups.
Preserve Evidence: Keep records, documents, and any evidence related to the incident.
Avoid Speaking to Insurance Companies: Do not provide statements without legal representation.
Consult Rex Legal: Early legal advice can protect your rights and strengthen your case.

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How Rex Legal Can Help

Comprehensive Case Evaluation: We assess all aspects of your situation to build a strong case.
Investigation: Our team conducts thorough investigations to identify liable parties and gather evidence.
Legal Strategy: We develop a tailored approach to maximize your compensation.
Negotiation with Insurance Companies: Rex Legal handles all communications to ensure fair settlements.
Litigation Preparedness: If necessary, we're ready to take your case to court to fight for your rights.
Ongoing Support: We provide compassionate guidance throughout the legal process.