At Los Justicieros, we fight for justice and maximum compensation in every wrongful death case we handle. These cases are complex and emotionally difficult, but we walk our clients through each legal step with care and clarity.
In California, surviving family members – such as a spouse, children, or anyone who depended on the deceased – may be eligible to file a wrongful death claim. These claims help secure compensation for both economic and non-economic losses, including emotional suffering and future financial support.
But time is limited: in most cases, you only have two years to file a claim, and even less in certain medical malpractice situations. That’s why it’s so important to speak with an experienced wrongful death attorney as soon as possible. We’ve helped countless families through this process – handling everything from insurance negotiations to courtroom representation. It all starts with a free consultation. Let us help you seek the justice your loved one deserves.
Who Are Los Justicieros?
Los Justicieros are a personal injury law firm in Los Angeles specialised in car accidents. We’ve recovered over $150 million in compensation claims for our clients, maintaining a 98% case success rate. Our attorneys operate as the dedicated division of the award-winning Los Angeles personal injury law firm, Sunset West Legal Group.
Across all our personal injury cases, our attorneys have secured major settlements and verdicts such as:
- $6 million pre-trial settlement for a driver involved in a collision with another car in Los Angeles, and sustained catastrophic injuries
- $2 million confidential settlement for a driver who sustained serious injuries following a car accident in Los Angeles
- $750,000 for the driver of a car injured following a rideshare accident with an Uber
How We Work
To win a wrongful death lawsuit, there are four elements we must prove: negligence, breach of duty, causation and damages. That means showing the defendant’s reckless or careless actions caused the death, that they had a legal duty to act differently, and that their failure directly led to the tragedy.
Finally, we must demonstrate the financial and emotional impact of the loss – everything from medical bills and funeral costs to the loss of income, companionship, and guidance.
