Winston Wrongful Death Attorneys

If you are reading these words, there is a good chance that you have come here because of a sudden and unexpected death in your family. Please, before we go any further, let us offer you our deepest condolences. Nothing in life is as difficult as the loss of a loved one, and when that loss comes out of nowhere it is intensified by an startling degree. In addition to the pain of the loss, there is also a good chance that you are now facing—or believe you might soon face—a sort of financial crisis as a result of the circumstances. Many people who lose a loved one due to a situation of wrongful death find themselves in similar circumstances, and in these cases it quickly becomes the monetary burden that eclipses the need to grieve. This should not be the case.

Losing someone is difficult enough without also needing to process a tidal wave of bills (relating to medical expenses, funeral costs, etc.) and exacerbated financial demands (which, if the deceased was a wage earner, can be anything from mortgage payments to food expenses). Many people find that the best way of resolving this impasse is by taking the party or parties responsible for the loved one’s death to court. While this is an important step, it can quickly transpire that the rigorous and thorough legal system in place in Florida can deter even the most intelligent of mourners. Fortunately, there is hope.

For over forty years, James O. Cunningham’s legal expertise has been put to use helping people in exactly this sort of situation. Allowing you to continue with the necessary work of grieving, the Law Offices of James O. Cunningham, P.A. will dive deeply into your particular case, fighting with care and rigor for you in the courts, and ensuring that you and your family are awarded the best possible outcome in the legal situation at hand. While this will not bring back your loved one, it will give you the time and space you need to mourn properly, to gather close with family and friends, and to celebrate the life of the departed.