Cecil & Geiser LLP

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  • Protecting Ohio Vehicle Collisions Wrongful Death Medical Malpractice
  • Phone Answered 24 Hours A Day!
  • Protecting Ohio Vehicle Collisions Wrongful Death Medical Malpractice

  *Please Visit Our Web Site Or Give Us A Call For More Information
  *Fighting For The Rights Of Central Ohioans For Over 30 Years
  *Helped Thousands Of Central Ohioans Get The Justice They Deserved
  *Providing The Knowledge Of The Ins and Outs, The Things To Do, And The Things Not To Do When Prosecuting A Wrongful Death Claim
  *Few Other Law Firms Have The Expertise In These Matters That We Have
  *Our History, Collective Wisdom, Resources And Contacts Insure That Your Claim Will Receive The Necessary Time, Attention And Detail You Deserve From Your Lawyer
  *Knowing From Experience That The Time Surrounding The Death Of A Loved One Is Often Difficult And Confusing
  *Knowing That The Laws Surrounding Wrongful Death Claims Can Also Be Difficult And Confusing
  *We Work For You At Your Pleasure
  *Se Habla Espa?ol\n\nWhat is a Wrongful Death Claim?
  
  When a person's death is caused by the wrongful act or negligence of another, whether the other be a negligent driver, doctor, property owner, corporation, or other, the person or entity responsible may be sued for money damages. The suit is brought by the administrator of the estate for the benefit of the surviving spouse, children, parents and other next of kin of the deceased person.
  
  What Damages May Be Recovered?
  
  The responsible party is liable in money damages for loss of support, services, society, companionship, care, assistance, guidance, counsel, instruction, training and education provided by the deceased, together with damages for mental anguish, loss of inheritance and the cost of funeral and associated expenses. These damages vary with the circumstances of each family but often are in excess of $1,000,000.
  
  Are There Other Benefits for Surviving Spouses or Children?
  
  Yes. If the deceased person qualifie s, there are benefits available to widows and children through your local social security office. If the deceased was excused from payment of social security taxes by virtue of employment with a government agency, similar benefits are provided by the public or school employees retirement system. If the deceased person was on the job at the time of injury or death, his widow or children can qualify for substantial death benefits from the bureau of workers compensation.

  

• Customer Reviews

  

  Sydney S. McLafferty

  Reviewed by Roleyboy
  7/5/2011
  

  Absolutely A Pleasure to Work With I was involved in an automobile accident and needed an attoryney who would represent myself and my best interests. I definitely found that in Sydney S. Mclafferty. Sydney is a true professional who…

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  Friendly & Experienced

  Reviewed by Robinb6261
  6/20/2011
  

  I have been working with attorney Matt Ice of Cecil & Geiser for almost 3 years on a trip and fall case. Matt was very up front about my case being a difficult case from day 1, due to Ohio's "Premesis Liability Law." Matt did not back…

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  victoria

  Reviewed by vics secret
  6/20/2011
  

  If you are looking for an attorney who truly has integrity in this day and age, Mike Geiser is the one, he has a standard not many achieve in their lifetime, he is so helpful with every aspect of my case, I was in a nasty motorcycle…

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