Wrongful Death Attorney in West Helena

Our Firm Fights for the Justice & Recovery You Need

When a loved one is killed by the negligence of someone else, you deserve justice. At Stoner Law, we understand just how difficult it is to know that your loved one’s death could have been prevented, which is why we strive to hold the responsible parties accountable and provide you with the recovery you need to move forward. Our firm’s West Helena wrongful death attorney provides empathetic, one-on-one legal services tailored to your unique situation. We understand that every case is different. That’s why we take the time to learn every specific detail of your circumstances, offering a personalized approach as we aggressively advocate for you and your family. Our team is here to help you navigate the legal process and fight for the fair recovery and justice you deserve.

What Is “Wrongful Death?”

In legal terms, a “wrongful death” occurs when an individual is killed due to the reckless, careless, or intentional actions or inactions of another party.

There are many instances in which a wrongful death may occur, including:

• Auto accidents
• 18-wheeler accidents
• Workplace accidents
• Slip and falls
• Dog bite injuries
• Defective products
• Dangerous premises
• Pedestrian accidents
• And more

Losing a loved one unexpectedly is incredibly difficult, regardless of the circumstances. At Stoner Law, we strive to hold the responsible parties accountable and work towards justice by ensuring that similar incidents do not occur to others in the future.

Trust Your Case to Our Compassionate Team

Dealing with the loss of your loved one is difficult enough. Having to think about funeral expenses, loss of companionship and support, and a suddenly uncertain future can be overwhelming. Our firm is here to provide you with the compassionate counsel you need as we seek the full compensation you are owed. Our West Helena wrongful death attorney can help you understand your options and determine the best course of legal action for your unique case.