Experienced Wrongful Death Lawyers Serving All of Wisconsin

If Your Loved One Has Died in a Tragic Accident You May Be Able To File A Wrongful Death Claim.

It's hard to imagine a more difficult experience in life than losing a loved one due to an accident caused by the negligence or wrongful act of another, and the Wisconsin wrongful death lawyers at Hupy and Abraham understand this.

At Hupy and Abraham, we are prepared to provide you and your family with the tough, aggressive, and compassionate representation that you deserve.

If you've lost a loved one as a result of an accident, our wrongful death attorneys understand that no amount of money can replace your loss, and that this can be an extremely emotional and stressful time. Additionally, your financial concerns are real. You must figure out how to make up for lost income, how to pay for funeral expenses, and how to pay medical bills from your loved one's final days.

We’ve gained the respect of defense attorneys and insurance companies to benefit our clients with greater settlements in their cases and to help each and every family get the recoveries they deserve.

Schedule a free consultation at one of our Wisconsin offices in Milwaukee, Appleton, Green Bay, Madison, or Wausau, by calling 414-616-3240.

Types of Accidents That May Result in Wrongful Death

We represent clients when wrongful deaths occur because of…

• Car accidents. Car accidents can result in driver and passenger deaths. Accidents that occur at higher speeds or with great force may make fatalities more likely.
• Motorcycle accidents. The force from a bigger vehicle, such as a car, can result in fatal injuries and take the life of a motorcyclist or motorcycle passenger.
• Dog bites. Dog bite deaths may occur if the animal pierces an artery, causes the victim to fall, or if the wound becomes infected.
• Dangerous drugs and medical devices. The very drugs and medical devices that are used to control pain or help improve medical conditions may have unintended side effects that result in death.
• Negligent security. A property owner or manager who fails to provide adequate security may allow a fatal attack to occur.
• Slip and fall accidents. While most slip and fall accidents do not result in death, a slip and fall that causes a brain injury, spinal cord injury, or other serious injury could result in a fatality.
• Other accidents. These accidents may include electrical fires and swimming accidents, for example.

If you’ve lost a loved one in any of these tragic ways then you need to know how to protect your rights and begin a claim.