No one ever expects to lose a loved one suddenly. It is so unfortunate to see a family suffer as a result of an individual’s or a company’s negligence. We have over 20 years of experience helping families through the difficult time of losing loved ones as a result of a wrongful death. With offices in Tampa, Lakeland, and Winter Haven, Brooks Law Group has attorneys who are honored to help surviving children, spouses, and parents who have tragically suffered from the accidental death of a loved one.

If you have lost a loved one as a result of someone else’s negligence, we suggest you to ask your potential attorney these 3 questions before making a decision to hire them:

  1. How much do your services cost, and do I have to pay anything if you are unsuccessful?
  2. How much experience does your law firm have in representing the families of those who have suffered the loss of a loved one as a result of negligence?
  3. What kind of results have you gotten for wrongful death lawsuits in the past 5 years?

It is very important to ask these questions and to be sure that your representation, no matter what type of case it is, is reputable and trustworthy. Brooks Law Group handles Wrongful Death, Personal Injury, and Social Security Disability claims. We are “people first” attorneys and we welcome the opportunity to help you and your family through this difficult time. We urge you to call us today with any questions you may have at 888-We-Mean-It (888-936-3264). Any initial consultation with our firm is free.

Stephen K. Brooks
Author: Stephen K. Brooks

Steve was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. As was the practice for new doctors his father worked day and night during his medical residency at Charity Hospital there. Steve comes from a long line of doctors. His father, his grandfather, his great grandfather, even two uncles were all specialists and/or surgeons in their chosen medical specialties, including internal medicine specialist, obstetrics / gynecology, neurosurgery and general practice / surgery. His great-great grandfather was the Surgeon General of Ohio during the Civil War.