Our Woodinville, Seattle, and Bellevue Wrongful Death Attorneys Provide Skilled Legal Representation

Serving several areas of Washington including Seattle, wrongful death attorneys R. Glenn Phillips and Autumn J. Countryman recognize that losing a loved one unexpectedly due to the negligent or wrongful actions of another is an extremely painful experience. In addition to the emotional trauma of losing a parent, guardian, spouse, or child, a wrongful death can put considerable financial stress on a family. If you live near Woodinville, Bellevue, or Seattle and a wrongful death has affected your family, see our attorneys for committed legal representation. We can secure the compensation necessary to put your life back together after a tragic event.

Financial Entitlements in Wrongful Death Cases

The financial compensation awarded in wrongful death cases is dependent upon many factors. In past cases, plaintiffs have successfully recovered damages for medical and funeral expenses, pain and suffering, and other financial losses associated with the wrongful death of their loved one. By reviewing past wrongful death cases, you will better understand potential financial entitlements for your wrongful death lawsuit.

Wrongful Death Statute of Limitations

If your wrongful death claim is not filed within a specified period of time, referred to as the statute of limitations, you may lose the chance to recover damages from those responsible for the death. For this reason, it is important you contact our offices in Woodinville, Seattle, and Bellevue quickly. Wrongful death attorneys R. Glenn Phillips and Autumn J. Countryman can determine the statute of limitations applicable to your wrongful death case during an in-office consultation.

Contact Our Wrongful Death Attorneys for a Case Evaluation

Working from our offices in Woodinville, Seattle, and Bellevue, the wrongful death attorneys at Phillips & Webster have handled many high-profile cases. One of our automobile accident wrongful death cases resulted in a settlement of $1.5 million. If a family member has died because of the negligent or otherwise wrongful actions of another, you may be entitled to damages. Contact our wrongful death attorneys for a free evaluation of your case.

back to top