Wrongful Death
Workplace Wrongful Death
Fatal workplace accidents in construction, industrial, and agricultural settings.
Workplace fatalities are devastating for families who have lost a primary wage earner. While workers' compensation provides death benefits, a wrongful death claim may be available when a third party's negligence — not just the employer — contributed to the fatal accident.
Third-party wrongful death claims can provide compensation beyond what workers' comp death benefits offer, including full loss of future earnings and loss of companionship. Our attorneys identify all liable third parties and pursue full compensation.
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Cities We Serve — Workplace Wrongful Death
We represent workplace wrongful death victims across California. Select your city to learn about local factors that contribute to these types of accidents.
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles has a large construction and industrial workforce, and workplace fatalities occur in construction, manufacturing, warehousing, and transportation. Third-party negligence — from subcontractors, equipment manufacturers, or property owners — often contributes to these tragedies.
Long Beach, CA
Los Angeles County
Long Beach's port operations, industrial facilities, and construction industry create a significant risk of workplace fatalities. The heavy equipment, hazardous materials, and high-volume operations at the port contribute to serious and fatal workplace accidents.
Bakersfield, CA
Kern County
Bakersfield and Kern County have a high rate of workplace fatalities due to the region's oil and gas industry, agriculture, and industrial operations. These industries involve heavy machinery, hazardous materials, and dangerous working conditions.
