Fatal accidents in Louisville often result in a wrongful death lawsuit.  When the victim of a fatal accident in Louisville or across the state loses their life due to another driver’s fault or negligence, it is legally known as a “wrongful death” in Kentucky.  Wrongful death cases are extremely complex, especially if the victim survived the accident and succumbed to their injuries after a few days or weeks.

The attorneys at Hargadon, Lenihan & Herrington, PLLC (HLH) have represented families and the estates of accident victims in wrongful death cases since 1924.  Each of our attorneys has decades of trial experience and a proven track record of substantial verdicts and settlements.

Based upon this experience we can share the two most important services we can provide to our wrongful death clients are:

• Managing all communications with attorneys, insurance and law enforcement so the family may focus on supporting one another through this difficult time, and
• Providing extensive and exceptional legal services to ensure those who are responsible are held financially accountable for a full and just settlement or verdict.

Wrongful death cases are quite legally complicated.  There are often multiple parties to identify and hold accountable, especially if the accident involved a commercial vehicle, delivery van or truck or someone who was “on the clock” at work when they caused the unfortunate fatal accident.

Fatal accidents in Louisville often result in a wrongful death lawsuit and the proven wrongful death attorneys at HLH have the resources, legal skill and trial experience required to investigate what has happened and hold responsible parties accountable.  We invite you to review the strong recommendations of our clients and the recognition of the legal industry and contact HLH or call (866) 583-9701 to speak with one of our experienced attorneys personally for a free consultation.

You can entrust your loved one’s case to HLH knowing we will work aggressively to achieve the best possible outcome in your case so that you and your family are free to focus on each other through this difficult time.