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There is nothing in life harder than the death of someone you love. We feel a tremendous sense of responsibility to the families we represent in wrongful death cases. Clients rely on us to provide answers about what happened, to hold responsible parties accountable, and to help them find a way forward financially.
It takes special care to represent someone who is grieving. We explain things carefully and understand that we will likely need to go over important information more than once. It is important that the person who has lost a husband, wife, child, or parent be kept informed and included in decisions in a way that is compassionate, respectful, and patient.
We investigate every case in order to determine and prove what happened, and to evaluate every party who might have contributed to the loss and every claim that can be made.
When a death has occurred the investigation has a second important purpose. The survivors have a profound need to know what happened.
To prove the case and provide you with answers, our investigations often include these steps:
We also help you by taking over tasks which can be overwhelming to someone who is grieving, such as:
Damages that can be claimed after a death include:
We serve clients throughout the country who have been injured in Kentucky or Tennessee. Crocker Law Firm’s office is located in Bowling Green, Kentucky but we can meet clients where they are, including in Bowling Green, Scottsville, Franklin, Russellville, Glasgow, Morgantown, Smiths Grove, Brownsville, Horse Cave, Leitchfield, Munfordville, Owensboro, Radcliff, Elizabethtown, Warren County, Logan County, Simpson County, Butler County, Barren County, Edmonson County, Allen County, Hart County, Hardin County, Middle Tennessee, Nashville, Gallatin, Old Hickory, Madison, Goodlettsville, Hermitage, Ridgetop, White House, Hendersonville, and Portland.
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