Award winning Michigan Wrongful Death Lawyers

Wrongful death claims are never easy and often require an immediate investigation and prompt communication with the insurance company. With more than 75 years of experience, Keller & Keller go to work immediately on your case without a fee until a recovery is made. We understand, nothing is more difficult than losing a loved one. Grief, confusion and guilt are often part of the experience.

If the death was the result of negligence or recklessnesssuch as a car accident, construction accident or by medical malpracticeanger can also be present.

Death can raise difficult and complex legal questions. If you're unsure of how to proceed, let an accomplished Michigan wrongful death lawyer show you the way. We Regularly Handle Wrongful Death Claims.

Keller & Keller is a leader in Michigan wrongful death claims. This reputation dates back to 1960, when founder George S. Keller took to the supreme court the case of a 14-year-old Boy Scout who was struck and killed by a vehicle while walking. Wycko v. Gnodtke forced courts to reconsider "pecuniary loss," altering wrongful death laws throughout the country.

Today, every attorney with Keller & Keller is well-versed in wrongful death law. We understand how to prove liability when death occurs. Our firm reviews every claim free of charge and we can analyze your case quickly over the phone, thanks to our online database of Michigan accident reports.

The Call Is Free

A death in the family often leaves survivors wrangling with financial issues. In addition to medical costs, and funeral expenses, grieving families can be left coping with the loss of household income or inheritance.

Your call to Keller & Keller is always free. And because we work on a contingency basis, our clients never pay anything upfront.

Money can never bring back a loved one, but it can help the family in times of need. Especially when children are involved, those affected by the loss need to heal together and find some semblance of a normal life.

"What will others think if I file a lawsuit?"

That's a question many of our clients ask themselves before calling. Their profound grief has left them in a state of self-doubt, wondering whether talking to a lawyer is the wrong thing to do.

Trust your instincts. Those who disagree with you would likely do the same thing in your position.

Survivors must hold the liable party accountable in cases of wrongful death. It's not only the right thing to do, but could prevent further deaths in the future.

Of course, no amount of money can replace the presence of a loved one. But pursuing a negligent party for wrongful death can be an important step in the healing process and can help the survivors begin to put their lives back together.

Don't wait. Contact the Michigan wrongful death lawyers of Keller & Keller today.