Minnesota Workplace Death Attorney

There is nothing worse than getting a phone call informing you that there has been a serious accident at your spouse’s place of work and, tragically, he has been killed due to this accident. There are no words to express the pain that you will be feeling. It can seem impossible to pick up the pieces and accept this information. You will need time to grieve. You will need time to help the kids through this tough time. The last thing you need to worry about is the financial aspect of this loss. If you have lost someone due to a workplace accident, then contact McEwen & Kestner, PLLC to get the justice, the answers and the compensation you need to move forward.

Workplace Fatality

Some of the more common accidents that can result in a tragic death include:

• Slip and fall accidents, especially from roofs or other tall areas
• Electric shock injury
• Commercial truck accidents
• Construction site fatalities

Regardless of the circumstances surrounding the death at the workplace, the results can be traumatic for everyone involved, especially for the family of the victim. You will most likely suffer from emotional pain as well as financial loss while you find the strength to move forward. We can help ensure you are compensated for the following:

• Any funeral and burial costs
• Loss of protected income
• Loss of protected inheritance for any children
• Emotional suffering
• Financial costs for medication, therapy and other recovering methods

Who is to Blame?

Workplace injury lawsuits are complicated to say the least because worker’s compensation often protects the company from being sued if a death has occurred. However, there are many instances where a third party may be to blame for the accident:

• Defective product cases – if someone is killed due to a faulty product, then the manufacturer of the equipment or product can be held responsible for the accident
• Premise liability cases – if an employee is killed due to the unsafe conditions on a third party property, then the owner of that property may be held responsible for the accident
• Commercial truck accidents – if an employee is killed on the road in a vehicle accident, then the driver of the other vehicle may be responsible for the accident if he/she was driving negligently, drinking and driving, recklessly driving or speeding

Minnesota Work Accident Lawyer

At McEwen & Kestner, PLLC, we understand how difficult this can be. You are overcome with grief, anger, frustration and sadness. It can be impossible to think about moving forward emotionally, let alone financially.  We can provide you with a safe and compassionate environment to help you move forward in your life without being burdened financially due to this tragedy. While you focus on recovering emotionally, we will handle the legal complications and financial aspects of your case. Haven’t you suffered enough? We think so.

Let us help you through this tragedy. Contact McEwen & Kestner, PLLC at 651-224-3833 or toll free at (612) 324-1541 today to get the legal advice and financial compensation you deserve.