Wrongful Death Lawyers in Lafayette | 14 available
14 Wrongful Death lawyers are available in Lafayette, Louisiana, including Jason Matthew Welborn, Christopher Edward Taulbee, Robert M. Martina, and Gregory E. Tonore. Lawyers rated on this page have an average Avvo rating of 5.0/5.
Gregory E. Tonore
Avvo Review
“I was injured in a car accident, and Greg helped get me the compensation I needed for my injuries. He is extremely knowledgable and goes out of his w...”Read on Avvo
Jason Welborn
Lawyers.com Review
“I endorse this lawyer. Exceptional courtroom skills. He has tried numerous cases and received multiple seven figure verdicts.”
Larry Curtis
Lawyers.com Review
“Top-notch attorney. Highly respected in the legal community.”
Joseph R. Joy
Avvo Review
“I was injured in 2013 due to an inattentive driver resulting in serious injuries to my back and neck. Having young children wife to support, I was ter...MikeJoseph Joy represented …”Read on Avvo
Wrongful Death Lawyers in Lafayette, Louisiana at a Glance
Lawbamba lists 14 Wrongful Death lawyers in Lafayette. 1 has Avvo client reviews, averaging 5.0/5 across 1 review. You can also browse all Wrongful Death lawyers in Louisiana.
Wrongful Death lawyers in other Louisiana cities
- New Orleans (34)
- Baton Rouge (30)
- Shreveport (14)
- Covington (6)
- Mandeville (4)
- Lake Charles (4)
- Metairie (3)
- Gretna (3)
Other practice areas in Lafayette
- Personal Injury lawyers (104)
- General Practice lawyers (95)
- Insurance lawyers (66)
- Family lawyers (39)
- Products Liability lawyers (37)
- Real Estate lawyers (36)
- Medical Malpractice lawyers (35)
- Corporate lawyers (31)
Frequently asked questions
How many Wrongful Death lawyers are in Lafayette, Louisiana?
Lawbamba lists 14 Wrongful Death lawyers in Lafayette, Louisiana. 1 of them has Avvo client reviews.
What is the average Avvo rating for Wrongful Death lawyers in Lafayette?
Across 1 Avvo client review, Wrongful Death lawyers in Lafayette average 5.0 out of 5.
How long do I have to file a wrongful death claim in Louisiana?
In Louisiana, you generally have 2 years to file, under La. Civ. Code art. 3493.1. See the full Louisiana deadline.
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