Southside Injury Law
Georgia Personal Injury Lawyers
Wrongful Death Attorneys Serving South Atlanta
While losing a loved one under any circumstance is a tragedy, knowing that the accident could have been prevented or was the result of another person’s negligence can add even more grief and frustration.
If your loved one was killed in an accident through no fault of their own, it’s important to take action to get the justice they deserve.

Although you’re grieving, contacting an experienced wrongful death law firm as soon as possible after your loved one’s death is critical to the outcome of your case.
Investigating Your Loved One’s Death
At Southside Injury Law, we understand how upsetting and life-changing the death of a loved one can be.
We know that money in no way replaces your loved one; however, we also know that there are many costs associated with a wrongful death accident.
From medical costs to funeral expenses, we want you to have the compensation you need to keep your family from having to shoulder the financial burden alone.
We will investigate the circumstances surrounding your loved one’s death to determine what really happened and if the accident was the result of negligence or carelessness.If we find that one or more parties can be held legally responsible for the death of your loved one, we will assist you in pursuing a claim before the statute of limitations is up.
Caring Support During a Difficult Time
It is important that you and your family receiving caring legal support during this difficult time.
When discussing your loved one and their death is hard to do, you need a compassionate attorney who is willing to give your case the time and attention it deserves. Our lawyers are dedicated to advocating for the rights of your loved one and your family, and we will help guide you through the process of getting justice for your lost loved one.
We will seek the highest amount of compensation available in your case, and in cases of gross negligence or carelessness, we will also seek punitive damages in order to ensure that the same doesn’t happen again to someone else.
Contact Southside Injury Law Today
If you have lost a loved one in an accident, it’s important that you contact an experienced wrongful death attorney immediately.
Don’t wait — the success of your case depends greatly on being able to gather crucial evidence soon after the incident. Reach out to the caring Georgia wrongful death attorneys at Southside Injury Law today to discuss your case, and to learn more about how to get the financial compensation you need.
We know this is a difficult time for you, and are ready to assist you in every way possible. Call (770) 703-6008 today.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wrongful Death Claims
What is a wrongful death claim in Georgia?
A wrongful death claim may arise when a person dies because of another person’s negligence, recklessness, or wrongful conduct. Depending on the circumstances, eligible family members may be able to pursue compensation for losses resulting from the death.
Who can file a wrongful death lawsuit in Georgia?
Georgia law determines which surviving family members may bring a wrongful death claim. The surviving spouse and children may have rights to pursue a claim, while other relatives may have rights depending on the circumstances. An attorney can review your family situation and explain who may be legally entitled to file.
What types of accidents can result in a wrongful death claim?
Wrongful death claims can result from many types of accidents, including car crashes, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, boating accidents, dangerous property conditions, defective products, workplace incidents, and certain medical negligence cases.
What compensation can a family recover in a wrongful death case?
Depending on the circumstances, compensation may include certain medical and funeral expenses, lost income or financial support, the value of the life of the deceased, and the loss of companionship or other legally recognized losses. The types and amount of damages available depend on the specific facts of the case.
How do you prove negligence in a wrongful death case?
A wrongful death case generally requires evidence showing that another party owed a duty of care, breached that duty, and that the breach caused the death and legally compensable damages. Evidence may include police reports, medical records, witness statements, photographs, video footage, accident investigations, and other documentation.
What if the person responsible for my loved one’s death denies fault?
A denial of responsibility does not necessarily prevent a wrongful death claim. An attorney can investigate the accident, gather evidence, identify potentially responsible parties, and build a case demonstrating how the negligence or wrongful conduct caused your loved one’s death.
How long do I have to file a wrongful death lawsuit in Georgia?
Wrongful death claims are subject to Georgia statutes of limitation, and the applicable deadline can depend on the circumstances of the death and the type of claim involved. Because missing a filing deadline can affect your legal rights, it is important to have an attorney evaluate the claim as soon as possible.
Should I contact a wrongful death attorney immediately after my loved one dies?
Yes. Early legal guidance can help preserve important evidence and protect your family’s rights. Southside Injury Law notes that evidence can be critical to investigating what happened and determining whether another party may be legally responsible.
How can a wrongful death attorney help my family?
A wrongful death attorney can investigate the circumstances surrounding the death, gather and preserve evidence, identify potentially responsible parties, communicate with insurance companies, evaluate available damages, and pursue compensation through negotiation or litigation when appropriate.
Does Southside Injury Law handle wrongful death cases in the Atlanta area?
Yes. Southside Injury Law represents families pursuing wrongful death claims and serves clients throughout the South Metro Atlanta region. The firm is located at 1895 Phoenix Blvd, Suite 166 in Atlanta and lists local and toll-free numbers for consultations.
How much does it cost to hire a wrongful death attorney?
Southside Injury Law states that it does not get paid unless it wins the case. The specific fee arrangement and applicable costs should be discussed with the firm during your consultation.
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