Omaha Wrongful Death Attorney Warns of Increased Drunk Driving Crashes
Nov 6, 2018
Increased drunk driving accidents are leading to more wrongful death claims in Nebraska. Families affected are encouraged to call for a free consultation by calling:(402) 558-4900
Omaha, United States - November 6, 2018 /PressCable/ —
Omaha wrongful death attorney, Matthew G. Miller, warns drunk driving is a serious problem throughout the state – and it is leading to more and more wrongful deaths. Every year, drunk and impaired drivers cause billions of dollars in damage – and even worse, they have devastated many lives and many families. Matthew G. Miller highlights that the only way for a family to see any restitution after a wrongful death at the hands of a drunk driver is through a wrongful death claim.
DUI drivers often face penalties on a criminal level after an accident, but a criminal conviction does not help the survivors. A wrongful death case is a civil lawsuit claim that is completely independent from other cases. A wrongful death claim allows survivors to recover damages from the person who was negligent and responsible for the accident. These cases include compensation for the loss of companionship, loss of services, pain, suffering and anguish, loss of earning capacity, and loss of future inheritance. Often, there is a two-year statute of limitations for wrongful death lawsuits.
Matthew G. Miller suggests that anyone who has lost a loved one due to an accident with a drunk driver should get legal help. His firm is there to help you and your family get the justice that you deserve. https://marketersmedia.com/omaha-personal-injury-lawyer-matthew-g-miller-now-offering-free-consultations/433438 To arrange a free, no-obligation consultation to talk about your situation with an experienced legal professional, call (402) 558-4900.
About Matthew G. Miller
A lifelong resident of Omaha, Nebraska, Matt Miller has over 29 years of experience. Named one of the Best Lawyers in America and named one of “Omaha’s Top Lawyers” by Omaha Magazine, he is known for his legal skill and ethics under Martindale-Hubbell’s peer review rating system.
Educated at Creighton University School of Law, in Omaha, Nebraska, his firm focuses on auto accidents, personal injury, nursing home abuse, animal bites, construction accidents, brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and wrongful death cases. Having worked on both sides of many cases, Matthew G. Miller has a unique perspective and understanding of laws and representation.
Contact Info:
Name: Matthew G. Miller
Organization: Matthew G. Miller, PC, LLO
Address: 9290 W Dodge Rd #100, Omaha, NE 68114, United States
Phone: +1-402-558-4900
For more information, please visit https://www.mgmillerlaw.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 439070
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