Losing a loved one due to someone else’s negligence is one of the most painful experiences a family can face. At Harris Injury Law, we understand how devastating a fatal accident can be for the surviving family members.
Our Glendale personal injury lawyers, are available to assist families in Glendale, AZ who may need help with a wrongful death claim or lawsuit.
With more than 16 years of practice including significant cases across Arizona, Harris Injury Law offers legal experience and guidance during this difficult time.
When a wrongful death occurs, many families ask: “What are our legal options? Who is responsible? How do we pursue compensation?” At Harris Injury Law, we provide clear guidance every step of the way.
Our Glendale wrongful death attorneys bring:
Experience with wrongful death claims and lawsuits under Arizona law.
A personal approach – you’ll have the opportunity to consult directly with attorney Jason A. Harris early in your case, in addition to support from our legal team.
We work to protect your rights and explore possible accountability through legal representation.
A commitment to helping your family understand possible compensation for economic and emotional losses, including funeral expenses, burial expenses, medical bills, and lost income.
A free consultation – you are under no obligation, and we handle legal matters so you can focus on your family.
Attorney Jason A. Harris is one of the few lawyers in Arizona with dual expertise in personal injury and workers’ compensation law, allowing him to navigate even the most complex fatal-accident scenarios. Since 2006, he has dedicated himself to helping families seeking to recover after a fatal accident or wrongful death case. Jason’s background, from the ranches of Mississippi to a public-defender role in Michigan, shaped his tenacity and commitment. That same dedication now serves families in Glendale, AZ with personalized legal representation that treats each case as if it were his own.
In Glendale and the greater Maricopa County area, wrongful death cases can arise from a variety of tragic circumstances, including:
Fatal car accidents and multi-vehicle collisions involving negligent or impaired drivers.
Commercial trucking or rideshare incidents where multiple parties may share liability.
Defective products or dangerous machinery that cause a fatal accident.
Workplace incidents or industrial accidents resulting in a loved one’s death.
Medical malpractice, surgical error, or delayed treatment leading to fatal outcomes.
Premises liability or negligent security (for example, a fall, assault, or hazard in a business or apartment complex).
When someone’s negligence, carelessness, or failure to exercise reasonable care causes a fatal accident, your family may have grounds to file a wrongful death claim and pursue compensation.
Though detailed Glendale-specific wrongful death data are limited, statewide statistics from recognized agencies show how serious fatal accidents are across Arizona:
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), there were 1,178 traffic fatalities statewide in 2023, with Maricopa County accounting for over half of all fatal crashes. Many of these deaths occurred on major routes that pass through Glendale, including Loop 101 and U.S. 60.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that unintentional injuries remain the third-leading cause of death in Arizona, a category that includes motor-vehicle crashes, falls, and other preventable incidents often tied to wrongful death claims.
Data from the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) show that injury-related fatalities account for thousands of deaths each year, underscoring the significant impact of preventable deaths on Arizona families.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) further notes that Arizona consistently ranks above the national average in fatal crash rates, emphasizing the need for accountability when someone’s negligence leads to a loss of life.
These official sources demonstrate how wrongful death cases often stem from preventable incidents such as traffic collisions, falls, and workplace injuries, highlighting why Glendale families may need legal guidance to understand their rights and pursue compensation under Arizona law.
When you’ve lost a loved one due to someone else’s negligence, you may have legal rights, including:
The right to file a wrongful death claim or wrongful death lawsuit under Arizona law.
The right to seek financial compensation for the deceased’s estate and surviving family members, including medical bills, funeral costs, lost income, loss of companionship, and emotional losses.
The right to hold the responsible party accountable, whether a driver, corporation, public entity, or property owner.
The right to legal representation by Glendale wrongful death attorneys who understand the unique aspects of these claims and how to navigate multiple parties, evidence gathering, accident reports, and medical records.
At Harris Injury Law, our legal team assists family members and personal representatives in understanding who may file (spouse, children, parents) and what damages may be recovered. We guide you through the civil justice system, even if criminal charges exist (or don’t) in the underlying incident.
For your Glendale wrongful death case, Harris Injury Law will:
Gather evidence – including accident reports, medical records, witness statements, and other critical documentation to show how the wrongful act caused the death.
Identify liable parties – whether multiple parties are involved (drivers, employers, public entities), we pursue all who may share responsibility.
Calculate damages – we assess both economic losses (lost income, medical bills, funeral costs) and non-economic losses (emotional grief, loss of companionship).
Negotiate with insurers – we interact directly with insurance companies and opposing counsel to pursue a fair settlement under Arizona law.
Prepare for trial – if a fair settlement cannot be reached, we are prepared to take your wrongful death case to civil court.
Communicate clearly – you’ll speak directly with your attorney from the start; we believe every family deserves personalized attention and trust.
With years of experience and a commitment to personalized legal service, Harris Injury Law is here to help you navigate a wrongful death claim in Glendale.
Losing a loved one can bring sudden, unexpected legal and financial pressures, funeral costs, burial expenses, medical bills, and the burden of lost income. At Harris Injury Law, we are available 24/7 for consultations and to begin the discussion of your case, so you do not have to face this alone.
If a wrongful death has impacted your family in Glendale, AZ, it’s important to act promptly, legal rights, deadlines, and evidence preservation are all critical. Contact Harris Injury Law now for your free consultation with a knowledgeable Glendale wrongful death lawyer who will explain your legal options, help you seek accountability, and pursue the compensation your family may be entitled to under Arizona law.
Call (480) 800-HURT to schedule your no obligation, free consultation. Our team offers legal guidance with empathy and professionalism during the process.
Let you and your family focus on healing, we’ll handle the legal process for your wrongful death case.
to assist you with your wrongful death case.
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“When our family’s world turned upside down after a fatal vehicle accident in Glendale, Harris Injury Law stepped in and guided us through the legal process with compassion and skill. We felt heard, respected, and supported every step of the way.”
- M.T., Glendale, AZ
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“Jason Harris and his team handled our wrongful death claim after our loved one’s unexpected death, and they kept us informed from day one. We never felt alone in dealing with the insurance company or the legal complexities.”
- R.L., Glendale, AZ
Located at 1136 E Campbell Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85014. Harris Injury Law, PLLC specializes in auto and truck accidents and workers’ compensation. Speak directly with your lawyer from the beginning. Same-day and emergency consultations are available. You never pay out of pocket. Call us at any time – 24/7.
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