Why Choose Tien Law Firm?
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We have an undeniable track record of success.
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With virtual consultations, it's easier than ever to get started.
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We work on a contingency agreement and only get paid if you do.
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We are dedicated to seeking excellent results for our clients.
Examples of Wrongful Death Cases
There are many types of accidents that can lead to the wrongful death of a loved one. They include:
- Vehicular manslaughter
- Drunk driver cases
- Reckless or aggressive driving
- Bicycle and pedestrian accidents
- Travel industry accidents
- Assault and battery deaths
- Homicide
- Drowning deaths
What Clients are Saying About Tien Law Firm
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Sonya is a brilliant lawyer who absolutely knows what she is doing! As a lawyer myself, it's easy for me to tell when another lawyer is overlooking something, and working with Sonya, I feel confident that nothing at all will be overlooked.- Melody M. - Attorney
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She is One of the best you can ever find...always there to take your calls and responds to your emails fast.- Bright I.
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I am extremely happy and satisfied with the legal services provided by the Tien Law Firm and Ms. Sonya Tien in particular. Ms. Tien went above and beyond.- Inessa B.
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I'm truly grateful to have found your firm. I can't imagine trying to go through this whole ordeal with anyone else let alone on my own. Thank you for all of your help, support, kindness and knowledge.- Tae T.
Automobile Accidents
There were 1,369 deaths due to crashes in North Carolina in 2019, according to the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles. A wide variety of circumstances can lead to motor vehicle accidents, including distracted driving from cell phone use and other factors, drugs and alcohol, and speeding. Driver fatigue is another major cause of accidents. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) notes that drowsy drivers are less able to focus on the road, have a slower reaction time, and are more prone to making bad decisions.
Premises Liability
Premises liability is where a property owner or manager is responsible for maintaining a property that is safe for anyone who legally enters the property. They are expected to take any precautions that a reasonable person would take to ensure everyone’s safety.
However, sometimes the property owner is negligent and does not keep the property safe. Slip, trip, and fall accidents are commonly the basis of premises liability cases, all accidents that are a common cause of traumatic brain injuries and even death.
Workplace Accidents and Illnesses
According to the National Safety Council, the three most common types of workplace injury events are overexertion, contact with equipment and objects, or slips, trips, and falls. Contact with equipment includes events like being caught in between objects or crushed by a collapsing structure, and, as discussed above, slip and fall accidents often lead to traumatic brain injuries, a leading cause of death in the U.S.
Pedestrian Accidents
According to the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles, over 231 pedestrian fatalities occurred in North Carolina in 2019 alone. These accidents are often the result of a negligent driver who is committing some type of traffic infraction.
Product Liability
Product liability is when a manufacturer or any other party in the distribution and logistics chain is responsible for injuries that a product causes. These products could be anything from toys to fireworks to prescription medication. The product could have a defect in its design or one that occurred in manufacturing. In some cases, it may be that the manufacturer failed to warn consumers about potential dangers or failed to provide instructions for how to use it properly.
These are just a few possible examples of accidents that could lead to wrongful death cases. If you lost someone you love because of someone else’s negligence, you have the right to hold the party or parties responsible for your losses. Contact Tien Law Firm today at (919) 800-2000 for a free case review.
For a free legal consultation with an Apex wrongful death lawyer, call (919) 800-2000