Losing someone you love is devastating — especially when their death was preventable. Whether the result of a car crash, medical malpractice, unsafe property conditions, or another act of negligence, wrongful death leaves families reeling with grief, anger, and unanswered questions. At Mahna Law, we stand beside you with strength and compassion, helping you seek justice for the unimaginable loss you’ve suffered.
Wrongful death claims are complex — not just legally, but emotionally. That’s why choosing the right attorney matters. At Mahna Law, we approach every wrongful death case with deep care and fierce advocacy. We understand that this isn’t just a legal matter — it’s about honoring your loved one and protecting your family’s future.
We take the time to listen. We investigate thoroughly, identify every liable party, and build a case designed to hold them fully accountable. Because while no legal outcome can reverse your loss, pursuing justice can provide closure, financial stability, and a measure of peace.
Take time to grieve and support one another. There’s no rush to make legal decisions in the first days — but acting soon can protect your rights later.
Keep any available documentation, including accident reports, medical records, and witness statements. These will help support your case when the time comes.
Insurance companies may attempt to settle quickly and quietly. Politely decline to speak until you’ve consulted with an attorney.
We understand what you’re going through. Our team will guide you through the process gently, respectfully, and without pressure — starting with a free consultation.
No amount of compensation can bring a loved one back. But pursuing a wrongful death claim can help ease the financial and emotional burdens left behind. At Mahna Law, we work to recover full damages for both economic loss and personal grief.
Funeral and burial expenses
Loss of financial support
Medical expenses prior to death
Loss of companionship and consortium
Pain and suffering of the surviving family
Loss of guidance, nurturing, and care (especially for children)
Punitive damages (in cases of gross negligence)
