Vallejo Wrongful Death Claims Lawyer
Representing Clients in the Northern California Bay Area
The sudden death of a hard-working loved one and primary wage-earner from a job-related accident brings grief, fear and uncertainty to your family. You have not only lost a valued family member, but you also face the loss of that income.
At the Shoemaker Law Offices, we do not discount the emotional element in a wrongful death claim case. We know that no amount of money will bring your deceased loved one back to you. While you grieve the loss and put your life back together, we focus on securing the death claim benefits you are entitled to under the law. We have helped clients get the benefits they are entitled to throughout the Northern California Bay Area, with a combined 64 years of experience.
If you have lost a family member in a catastrophic, work-related accident, please contact us online or call 707-552-1000 to set up a FREE consultation.
Vallejo Wrongful Death Claims Attorney
At the law office of Scot D. Shoemaker, we work with family members and dependents who have lost both income and companionship. We understand that death claims are very personal and emotionally charged. You want more than compensation. You want justice for your loss. While workers' compensation insurance providers may claim to be on your side, our founder is your best advocate for maximizing the compensation you deserve.
Solano County Workers' Compensation Lawyer
This is no time to handle a workers' compensation claim involving the death of your spouse or close family member on your own. Any level of workers' compensation claim brings frustration at the complexity and bureaucracy. Let Scot Shoemaker, the founder of our firm and a workers' compensation certified specialist from the State Bar of California, advocate for you.
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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced lawyer regarding a death claim following a work-related fatal accident, please contact us online or call 707-552-1000 today.
Authored by Scot D. Shoemaker