Personal Injury

Houston Wrongful Death Lawyer for Families Seeking Justice

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Compassionate Representation After a Loss

Losing a loved one because of someone else’s negligence is devastating. At the Law Office of Frederick K. Wilson II, we help families pursue wrongful death claims that hold negligent parties accountable while seeking the financial recovery needed to move forward. While no amount of money can replace what was lost, the law provides a path toward justice and stability.

Common Wrongful Death Cases

We represent families in wrongful death cases caused by:
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Car and truck accidents

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Workplace injuries

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Medical negligence

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Defective products

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Criminal acts leading to fatal injuries

Every case is different, but each one requires sensitivity and persistence. Frederick works closely with families to make sure their stories are heard and their losses are valued properly.

What Compensation Can Include

In Texas, wrongful death damages may cover:

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Funeral and burial expenses
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Loss of financial support
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Loss of companionship and guidance
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Emotional pain and suffering

Understanding these categories helps families see the full picture of what the law allows them to recover.

Experience That Makes a Difference

Frederick’s background in the insurance industry provides a unique advantage in wrongful death cases. He knows what insurance companies look for when they evaluate these claims and uses that knowledge to counter strategies aimed at limiting compensation. Families deserve a lawyer who anticipates those tactics and prepares accordingly.

FAQs

About Wrongful Death Cases

  • Who can file a wrongful death claim in Texas?

    Spouses, children, and parents of the deceased are typically eligible.

  • How long do I have to file a wrongful death claim?

    The statute of limitations in Texas is generally two years, though some circumstances may extend or shorten that time.

  • Do wrongful death cases go to trial?

    Many settle, but because of the stakes involved, it’s important to work with an attorney who prepares every case for trial if needed.

Speak With a Houston Wrongful Death Lawyer

If you’ve lost a loved one due to negligence, call 832-320-7985 or fill out our intake form to schedule a free consultation. The Law Office of Frederick K. Wilson II is here to guide you with compassion and persistence.