Serving Maryland
Fatal Injury Claims
A fatal injury claim combines an investigation into the underlying event with difficult financial and family consequences. The record should be developed carefully and respectfully.
Claim Review
Wrongful-death matters may arise from vehicle collisions, unsafe property conditions, or other incidents in which another party's conduct is alleged to have caused a death.
The review may involve police or investigative records, insurance information, witness accounts, medical records, employment information, family circumstances, and other documentation relevant to the claim.
Claim Preparation
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Investigate the circumstances of the underlying event
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Identify potentially responsible parties and coverage
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Organize the records relating to the resulting losses
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Coordinate the claim strategy with the family's broader legal needs
Frequently Asked Questions
These answers are general information. The viability and value of any claim depend on the specific facts, evidence, injuries, and available insurance.
Bring the records you already have, including police or incident documents, insurance information, correspondence, medical records, and information about the deceased person's employment and family circumstances.
A civil claim may require review of additional records, witnesses, insurance information, and other evidence beyond the initial investigative file.
They can involve different parties, losses, records, and procedural issues. A case-specific review is necessary to determine what claims and steps may apply.
Attorney
Tae H. Kim has practiced in Maryland since 1999 and represents clients in personal-injury and civil matters throughout the jurisdictions served by Kim & Grillo.
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