Wrongful Death Lawyers - Baton Rouge

Did You Lose a Loved One Due To Wrongful Death?

At Chapman & Oubre , our Baton Rouge wrongful death attorneys protect the rights of our clients and their families after having their lives turned upside down by a tragic loss.

The compassionate wrongful death attorneys at Chapman & Oubre have graciously represented family members who have experienced the sudden loss of a loved one because of another person or party’s negligence. We understand that it is very hard to lose someone you love under any circumstances. When someone’s life is taken by negligence, the trauma can be overwhelming.

If you have lost a loved one because of another individuals negligence; whether they were in the care of a nursing home, working offshore or in the maritime industry, or in dangerous conditions on public, private, or government property, we want to make sure that your voice is heard loud and clear, so you can pursue the damages that will allow you to take the time you need to fully grieve with your family.

At Chapman & Oubre Attorneys at Law we want to help as many families as possible. That is why we offer free, no-obligation consultations to all our prospective clients. Contact us today to put our passionate lawyers in your corner.

Free Consultation

No Fees Unless We Win Your Case

    Initial Consultation


    Meet with an Attorney: Find a lawyer experienced in wrongful death cases to discuss the specifics of your situation.

    Gather Information: Provide details about the accident, including police reports, medical records, and any witness information.

    Investigation


    Accident Scene Analysis: Collect evidence from the accident site, including photos and diagrams.

    Vehicle Inspection: If possible, examine maintenance records, safety equipment, and any mechanical failures.

    Witness Statements: Interview witnesses to gather firsthand accounts of the accident.

    Determine Liability


    Identify Responsible Parties: Assess who may be liable in your wrongful death claim.

    Review Regulations: Investigate compliance with federal and state regulations.

    Medical Evaluation


    Document Injuries: Get a thorough medical evaluation and maintain records of treatments, diagnoses, and prognoses.

    Future Medical Needs: Consider long-term impacts and potential future medical expenses.

    Calculate Damages


    Economic Damages: Calculate medical expenses, lost wages, and property damage.

    Non-Economic Damages: Assess pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of quality of life.

    Prepare Legal Documents


    File a Complaint: Draft and file a complaint with the appropriate court, outlining the case against the defendant.

    Discovery Process: Engage in discovery, exchanging evidence and information with the opposing party.

    Negotiate Settlement


    Settlement Discussions: Attempt to reach a settlement before going to trial. Prepare for negotiations with insurance companies.

    Consider Mediation: If needed, engage in mediation to facilitate a resolution.

    Prepare for Trial


    Trial Strategy: Develop a clear trial strategy, including witness preparation and presentation of evidence.

    Practice Opening and Closing Statements: Prepare compelling narratives to present to the judge and jury.

    Trial


    Present Your Case: We advocate for you in court, presenting evidence and witnesses.

    Respond to Defense: Be ready to counter the defense’s arguments effectively.
    Post Trial Actions: Appeal if necessary if the outcome is unfavorable.  If successful, take steps to collect any awarded damages.

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