Losing a loved one due to someone else’s negligence or wrongful act is a tragedy no family should endure. At Kubota & Craig, our compassionate Irvine wrongful death lawyer team understands the heartbreak and turmoil you are experiencing. While no legal action can bring back your loved one, a wrongful death claim can hold the responsible party accountable and provide financial support for your family’s future. We are dedicated to guiding you with empathy and skill through this difficult time – pursuing justice aggressively in the courtroom while treating you with the care and respect you deserve.
As a premier personal injury firm based in Orange County, we have helped families across Irvine, Anaheim, Santa Ana and beyond find closure and security after a wrongful death. Our experienced attorneys handle all the legal complexities so you can focus on healing. You don’t pay anything unless we win compensation for you – we offer a free consultation and work on a contingency-fee basis, reflecting our commitment to your case and confidence in our ability to help.
Wrongful Death Cases Our Lawyers Handle
- Motor Vehicle Accidents: Fatal car crashes, motorcycle collisions, trucking accidents, and pedestrian or bicycle accidents caused by negligent drivers (including drunk driving and distracted driving accidents) are a leading source of wrongful death claims in Orange County’s busy roadways. We have the expertise to hold careless motorists and their insurers accountable after a tragic traffic fatality.
- Medical Malpractice: When doctors, surgeons, hospitals, or other healthcare providers make preventable mistakes, the consequences can be deadly. We represent families who have lost loved ones due to medical negligence – such as surgical errors, anesthesia mistakes, medication overdoses, birth injuries, or misdiagnosis – ensuring that healthcare professionals are brought to justice for fatal errors.
- Defective Products: Manufacturers and distributors can be held liable if a dangerously designed or faulty product causes a fatal injury. Our team pursues wrongful death claims stemming from defective products, including auto defects (like faulty airbags or tires), unsafe pharmaceuticals, industrial equipment failures, and other product-related accidents that result in loss of life.
- Dangerous Premises & Accidents: Property owners have a duty to maintain safe premises. We handle cases where hazardous conditions led to a death – for example, an unsupervised swimming pool causing a drowning, fatal falls due to unsafe stairs or railings, fires or carbon monoxide poisoning from negligent property maintenance, or violent assaults enabled by inadequate security. When a property owner’s negligence results in a tragedy, we fight for the family’s rights.
- Workplace and Construction Accidents: Some fatal accidents occur on the job or at construction sites due to third-party negligence or defective equipment. We help families pursue wrongful death claims beyond workers’ compensation, such as against subcontractors, property owners, or equipment manufacturers who contributed to a deadly workplace incident.
- Nursing Home Abuse or Elder Neglect: The wrongful death of an elderly loved one due to nursing home negligence or abuse is especially heartbreaking. We have experience holding long-term care facilities accountable when improper care, neglect, or abuse leads to a resident’s premature death.
- Intentional Acts and Violent Crimes: If your loved one was killed due to an intentional act such as assault, homicide, or domestic violence, you have the right to file a civil wrongful death lawsuit against the perpetrator (or other responsible parties). These cases often proceed alongside criminal charges. Our attorneys will aggressively pursue the civil case to obtain financial justice for your family, regardless of the outcome of any criminal proceedings.
Every wrongful death case is unique, but our goal is always the same: to identify all liable parties and hold them accountable for the needless loss of life they caused. We conduct thorough investigations and work with experts in accident reconstruction, product engineering, medicine, and other fields to build a strong case in every scenario, from fatal freeway accidents on the 405 to dangerous retail establishments and premises at local Orange County hotspots. No matter how your tragedy occurred, our legal team stands ready to help.
Who Can File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in California?
Under California law (California Code of Civil Procedure § 377.60), not just anyone can file a wrongful death lawsuit – the right is limited to certain surviving family members and dependents of the deceased. In general, the following people are eligible to file a wrongful death claim in California:
Surviving Spouse or Domestic Partner
The decedent’s husband, wife, or registered domestic partner has the primary right to bring a wrongful death action. A surviving spouse/partner is usually first in line to file the claim on behalf of themselves and other family members.
Children of the Decedent
The decedent’s children (including adopted children) have a right to file a wrongful death claim. If a child of the decedent has already passed away, the grandchildren (issue of that deceased child) may be eligible to bring a claim, effectively stepping into their parent’s place.
Parents of the Decedent
If the deceased person was unmarried and had no children, the parents may have standing to file a wrongful death lawsuit. Additionally, parents who were financially dependent on an adult child who died can file a claim (even if the child had a spouse or kids, in certain cases).
Siblings or Next of Kin
When there is no surviving spouse, domestic partner, child, or parent, then California law allows the next closest heirs to pursue a wrongful death case. This could include siblings, or if none, more distant relatives who would be entitled to inherit from the estate under intestate succession laws.
Financial Dependents (Putative Spouse, Stepchildren, Others)
California also recognizes the rights of certain individuals who depended on the decedent financially, even if not blood-related or a legal spouse. For example, a putative spouse (someone who sincerely believed they were married to the decedent), the children of a putative spouse, stepchildren, or minor children (such as foster children or others) who lived with the decedent for at least 180 days and were financially supported by the decedent may all file a wrongful death claim if they can prove they were dependent on the deceased. In some cases, even parents-in-law or other relatives who were substantially dependent on the decedent might qualify.
Typically, one wrongful death lawsuit is filed on behalf of all eligible survivors of the deceased. The claim can be initiated by any one of the people with standing (for example, a spouse or child) or by the personal representative of the decedent’s estate, but it should encompass all family members who have a right to recover. Our attorneys will ensure that your case is filed correctly and that all eligible family members’ interests are represented, so you can avoid internal conflicts and work together in seeking justice.
It’s important to note: Wrongful death claims are civil lawsuits separate from any criminal charges related to your loved one’s death. Even if the state prosecutes the responsible party (for example, for manslaughter or murder), the surviving family can independently file a wrongful death suit to recover damages. Our lawyers can file and handle your claim while any criminal case proceeds, and the civil action can often provide compensation and accountability beyond what the criminal justice system offers.
Damages Recoverable in a Wrongful Death Case
A wrongful death claim seeks to compensate surviving family members for the many losses they suffer after a loved one is wrongfully killed. In California, wrongful death damages generally fall into a few key categories. We will fight to maximize each type of compensation available to you, which may include:
Economic Damages
These are the tangible financial losses resulting from your loved one’s death. Economic damages can include:
- Final medical expenses related to your loved one’s last injury or illness (for example, ambulance costs, hospital bills, or hospice care incurred before death).
- Funeral and burial expenses, which can be surprisingly high and create an immediate financial strain on the family.
- Loss of the decedent’s expected income and financial support: Perhaps the most significant economic loss is the loss of future earnings and benefits your loved one would have provided. We work with economists to calculate the decedent’s projected income over their expected lifetime (taking into account raises, promotions, and benefits like health insurance or pensions), as well as the value of services they provided (such as childcare, household chores, or other contributions). This ensures your family is compensated for the loss of financial stability and support the deceased would have contributed.
- Loss of gifts or benefits you would have expected to receive from the deceased. For instance, if your loved one regularly contributed to a college fund, paid for vacations, or had plans to financially assist you in the future, those lost expected contributions can be valued and claimed.
- Value of household services: If the deceased person maintained the home, did the cooking, took care of children, or provided other valuable services for the household, the cost to replace those services (e.g. hiring childcare, housekeepers, etc.) is also an economic loss that can be recovered.
Non-Economic Damages
These damages compensate survivors for intangible personal losses that are real but harder to quantify. In a wrongful death case, California allows family members to recover for the loss of the love, companionship, comfort, care, assistance, protection, affection, society, moral support, and guidance that the decedent would have provided. In the case of a spouse or registered partner, this often includes loss of consortium (the loss of intimacy and partnership). For children, it may include the loss of a parent’s guidance and training. While no dollar value can truly be assigned to these aspects of a relationship, our attorneys will help demonstrate to the insurance company or jury the profound emotional impact of your loss. These non-economic damages often form a substantial part of a wrongful death award, acknowledging the devastating hole left in your life that your loved one once filled.
Punitive Damages
Punitive damages are meant to punish the wrongdoer and deter especially bad conduct, rather than to compensate for specific losses. Not every wrongful death case will involve punitive damages – in fact, under California law, punitive damages are generally not awarded in a standard wrongful death lawsuit (except in rare situations, such as if the death resulted from a felony for which the defendant was convicted). However, if your loved one survived for a time after the incident, we may bring a related survival action on behalf of your loved one’s estate to pursue certain damages the decedent could have claimed, including punitive damages for egregious misconduct. In cases of extreme negligence or intentional harm (for example, a drunk driver with a very high BAC or a company willfully covering up a deadly product defect), we will explore every avenue to seek punitive damages or additional penalties as appropriate. Even when punitive damages are not available, the threat of them or the possibility of a separate survival claim can often pressure defendants to settle for a higher amount.
Our legal team’s goal is to recover every bit of compensation you and your family are entitled to under the law. We understand that these damages represent not just numbers, but the very real loss of financial security and emotional support that you are now facing. We often work with financial planners and structured settlement experts to ensure that any compensation obtained will provide long-term stability for your family’s future. Rest assured, we will aggressively pursue the maximum recovery for both your economic losses and your pain and loss of companionship. And if the insurance company attempts to minimize your claim or blame your loved one for the accident, we will push back hard – for example, by demonstrating the full extent of your loss and disproving any unfair attempts to place fault on the victim. (Keep in mind, even if the decedent was partially at fault, California’s comparative negligence rules allow recovery of damages minus the decedent’s percentage of fault, so you can still obtain substantial compensation in many cases.)
How Our Wrongful Death Attorneys Handle Your Case
Pursuing a wrongful death claim may seem overwhelming, especially when you’re grieving. Kubota & Craig is here to handle the legal process from start to finish, giving you peace of mind. Our Orange County wrongful death attorneys will guide you through each step and keep you informed as your case progresses. Here’s what to expect in a typical wrongful death case handled by our firm:
Free Consultation and Case Evaluation
It all starts with a compassionate, free consultation. We’ll listen to your story, gather preliminary information about what happened, and advise you on the strength of your case and your legal options. We know it’s painful to revisit the details of your loss, but this conversation helps us understand how we can help. There is no obligation and no cost for this initial meeting.
Investigation and Evidence Gathering
Once you decide to let us represent you, our team immediately launches a thorough investigation into the circumstances of your loved one’s death. We will obtain and review police/accident reports, medical records, and any available evidence such as photographs, video footage, or 911 call recordings. We identify witnesses and get their statements, and we often collaborate with expert consultants (accident reconstructionists, medical experts, engineers, economists, etc.) to build a strong factual case. Our firm has extensive resources and experience in investigating complex wrongful death cases – we leave no stone unturned. This phase also involves determining all potentially liable parties (for instance, in a trucking accident we’d look at the truck driver, the trucking company, maintenance contractors, vehicle manufacturers, etc.) and notifying their insurance companies of the pending claim.
Filing the Wrongful Death Claim
After assembling the initial evidence and identifying the defendants, we will file a wrongful death lawsuit in the appropriate California court. We handle all the paperwork and legal filings on your behalf. It’s critical to file within the legal deadline: California’s statute of limitations for wrongful death is generally two years from the date of death (with rare exceptions), so we make sure to initiate the case well before the deadline. Filing the lawsuit formally begins the legal action and shows the defendants and their insurers that we mean business. From this point, we take over all legal proceedings so you won’t have to deal with court documents or legal complexities.
Discovery and Negotiation
Once the lawsuit is filed, both sides engage in a phase called discovery. This is where each party exchanges relevant information and evidence. We will draft and respond to written questions (interrogatories), requests for documents, and requests for admissions, and we’ll take depositions (sworn interviews) of the defendants and key witnesses. Throughout this process, we continue to build your case, while also evaluating any settlement offers that may arise. In many wrongful death cases, insurance companies will propose a settlement rather than risk a trial – but they often start with low offers. We will negotiate aggressively on your behalf, using the evidence we’ve gathered to push for a settlement that fully compensates your family. We will advise you on any offers and whether they are fair. You remain in control – we will not settle your case without your approval. Our attorneys are skilled negotiators who have resolved many cases favorably at this stage, but we also prepare every case as if it will go to trial.
Mediation or Trial Preparation
If negotiations stall or the defendant refuses to offer an acceptable amount, we may suggest mediation (a more formal settlement meeting with a neutral mediator) to see if a resolution can be reached. Many cases settle at mediation when both sides see the strengths and weaknesses of the case. If a settlement still cannot be reached, our team will proceed full-speed into trial preparation. We will continue gathering any last evidence, work with expert witnesses to solidify their trial testimony, file necessary motions to strengthen our position, and prepare compelling arguments for a jury. We will also get you and other family members ready to potentially testify, ensuring you feel comfortable and supported throughout.
Day in Court – Trial
If your case goes to trial, you can rely on our trial-tested wrongful death attorneys to present a powerful and compassionate case to the jury. We will handle all aspects of the trial – from opening statements to witness examinations to closing arguments – with the goal of obtaining a verdict in your favor. Our lawyers have a proven track record in the courtroom, and we will make sure the story of your loved one’s life and the impact of their loss is vividly conveyed to the jurors. Wrongful death trials can be emotionally challenging, but we will be by your side at every step, fighting for justice for your family.
Resolution: Settlement or Verdict
If we reach a settlement at any point, or if the jury returns a verdict in your favor, we move to secure the compensation and bring closure to the legal process. In a settlement, we carefully review all agreement terms to protect your interests. If we win at trial, the defendants may opt to pay the judgment or sometimes they might appeal – in which case we continue to defend your victory. Once the funds are secured, we assist with the distribution of the recovery among eligible family members. Typically, the family will agree on how to split the compensation, or if necessary, the court will apportion it according to each person’s losses or California intestacy laws. We ensure that all liens (such as medical liens or funeral expense liens) are handled so that you receive the maximum net recovery. Finally, we celebrate a measure of justice achieved for your loved one and hope the outcome provides some financial relief and sense of accountability.
Throughout this entire process, our firm handles the heavy lifting – all legal filings, deadlines, and negotiations – and we keep you informed with updates and answers to your questions. We know this is not just another case; it’s about your family’s loss. Our mission is to make the legal process as stress-free as possible for you, while tenaciously advocating for the best possible outcome. From day one to the conclusion of your case, we will stand by your side.
Why Families Choose Our Wrongful Death Lawyers
Choosing the right attorney after a tragic loss is a critical decision. You need a legal team that combines experienced advocacy, in-depth knowledge of California wrongful death law, and genuine compassion for your family. Kubota & Craig offers all of that and more. Here’s why families throughout Orange County trust us during the most difficult times of their lives:
Experienced Wrongful Death Lawyers With Proven Results
Our trial attorneys are seasoned litigators with decades of combined experience in wrongful death and serious injury cases. We have a track record of success, including multiple seven- and eight-figure settlements and verdicts for our clients. In one recent case, we secured $14 million for the family of a wrongful death victim – a result that speaks to our ability to handle even the most complex and high-stakes cases. Insurance companies and opposing lawyers know that we prepare every case for trial and we won’t back down until we’ve obtained the maximum compensation you deserve.
Compassionate, Client-Centered Representation
At Kubota & Craig, you’re not just another case file – you become part of our family. We truly care about our clients and will treat you with empathy, respect, and understanding from the very first meeting. Losing a loved one is emotionally devastating, and we make it our priority to provide compassionate support. Whether it’s answering your questions promptly, being available whenever you need updates, or simply listening to your concerns, our team is here for you. Past clients often commend our warm, caring approach and how we made them feel supported during an incredibly tough time. We consider it a privilege to help you honor your loved one’s memory by seeking justice in their name.
Skilled Negotiators & Trial Lawyers
Our firm has earned a reputation for legal excellence in Orange County and beyond. We are skilled negotiators who know how to deal with insurance companies that often undervalue wrongful death claims. We’ll leverage our knowledge and preparation to push for the best settlement, but if the insurance company doesn’t offer a fair amount, we are fully prepared to go to trial. Attorneys Yoshiaki Kubota and Cynthia Craig are award-winning lawyers recognized for their courtroom success. When you have our team on your side, the opposition knows you mean business – which often leads to higher settlement offers and successful outcomes.
Resources to Fight Big Insurance & Corporations
Wrongful death cases can pit families against powerful entities like large insurance carriers, hospitals, or product manufacturers. Kubota & Craig has the resources, network of experts, and financial strength to take on any opponent, big or small. We invest in top expert witnesses (medical specialists, engineers, economists, etc.) and state-of-the-art demonstrative evidence to build a compelling case. No matter how complex the case, we have the tools to prove fault and illustrate the magnitude of your loss. You will never have to worry about us being outmatched by the other side – we frequently go head-to-head with Fortune 500 companies and national defense firms, and win.
Local Orange County Focus and Reputation
As an Orange County-based firm, we know the local communities, courts, and even juror attitudes. We’ve handled Irvine wrongful death cases as well as claims in Santa Ana, Anaheim, Newport Beach, and virtually every corner of O.C. Our familiarity with local roadways, local hospitals, and even local insurance adjusters can give us an edge in efficiently handling your case. Additionally, our firm’s stellar reputation in Southern California (including top ratings and industry accolades) means our name carries weight – judges and defense counsel know we operate with integrity and determination.
No Fee Unless We Win – 100% Contingency
ou are already facing financial burdens from your loss; affording a lawyer shouldn’t add to your stress. That’s why we handle wrongful death cases on a contingency fee basis. You pay nothing upfront or out-of-pocket. We advance all costs of litigating the case (for example, court fees, investigator charges, expert witness fees). We only get paid if and when we recover money for you. Our fee is a percentage of the settlement or judgment, agreed upon in advance. If we don’t win, you owe us nothing. This “no win, no fee” promise aligns our interests with yours – we are motivated to get you the highest compensation possible, and you can trust that we would not pursue your case unless we genuinely believe in its success.
Personalized Attention & Open Communication
We purposely limit the number of cases we take on so that each client receives our full attention. Your case won’t get lost in a shuffle. From the start, we create a tailored legal strategy for your specific situation. You will work directly with our lead attorneys, not get passed off to a junior associate you’ve never met. We keep you informed at every stage and make sure you understand what’s happening and why. If you ever have a question or worry, you can call or email us and expect a prompt, thoughtful response. We know this is a challenging journey, so we make it as straightforward as possible by being by your side at every step.
When you choose Kubota & Craig, you’re choosing a team that is wholeheartedly committed to your case and your well-being. Our combination of legal expertise, compassionate service, and relentless drive to achieve justice is what sets us apart. We don’t just handle your case – we champion your cause as if you were our own family.
What Our Wrongful Death Clients Say
“After losing our father in a tragic accident, my family was overwhelmed and unsure where to turn. From our very first meeting, the team at Kubota & Craig treated us with kindness and respect. They handled everything – the investigations, the paperwork, dealing with insurance – and kept us informed the whole time. We truly felt they cared about us, not just our case. In the end, they secured a settlement that ensured our family’s financial stability. I can’t thank Yoshi and Cynthia enough for giving us some justice and peace of mind during the hardest time of our lives”
Maria G., Orange County (Rating: 5 stars)
Wrongful Death FAQs
How long do I have to file a wrongful death lawsuit in California?
In California, the statute of limitations for most wrongful death lawsuits is two years from the date of the person’s death. This means you generally must file the wrongful death court complaint within 24 months after your loved one’s passing. There are very few exceptions to this deadline. (One exception is if the death was caused by medical malpractice, in which case a separate medical malpractice statute of limitations might apply, usually three years from the injury or one year from discovery of the cause, whichever comes first. Another exception could involve claims against a government entity, which require filing a special notice of claim within 6 months of the death.) Because these deadlines are strict, it’s crucial to consult an attorney as soon as possible to avoid losing your right to file. Our team will make sure all filings are completed well before any legal deadlines.
How long does a wrongful death case take to resolve?
The timeline of a wrongful death case can vary widely depending on the circumstances. Some cases may reach a settlement in a matter of a few months, especially if liability is clear and the insurance company is willing to negotiate in good faith. However, many wrongful death claims can take a year or more to fully resolve – and if the case proceeds to a trial, it could take several years (including possible appeals). Factors that influence the duration include the complexity of the case, the number of parties involved, court scheduling, and whether the defendant is contesting liability or the value of damages. Rest assured, our attorneys strive to move your case forward as efficiently as possible without compromising on quality. We know families need closure and financial relief sooner rather than later, so we keep the pressure on the opposing side to expedite a fair resolution. During the process, we’ll give you a realistic timeline based on the specifics of your case and keep you updated on progress.
How much does it cost to hire Kubota & Craig for a wrongful death case?
Nothing upfront. At Kubota & Craig, we handle wrongful death cases on a pure contingency fee basis. This means you pay no retainer or hourly fees. We advance all costs necessary to prosecute the case (investigation expenses, court fees, expert witness fees, etc.), so you do not need to worry about litigation expenses. We only get paid if we secure a financial recovery for your family, either through settlement or a court verdict. Our fee is a percentage of the recovery, agreed upon when you hire us. If for some reason we are unable to win compensation for you, you owe us nothing for our time and we absorb all the case costs. This approach allows you to access top-tier legal representation with zero financial risk. Our interests are fully aligned – we are motivated to win the maximum compensation for you, because that’s the only way we get compensated for our work. We also offer free consultations, so it costs nothing to speak with us about your case and learn your options.
How is a wrongful death settlement distributed among surviving family members?
In California, any compensation from a wrongful death settlement or verdict is typically shared among the deceased’s heirs or eligible family members. Ideally, the family members who are parties to the wrongful death claim will agree on a fair distribution of the settlement that reflects each person’s losses. For example, a spouse and children might decide on certain percentages for each member. If everyone is in agreement, the settlement can be distributed according to that arrangement (often spelled out in the settlement documents). However, if there is a disagreement among family members about the shares, the court may intervene. A judge can hold a hearing to apportion the settlement in a manner that is just and equitable, considering factors like financial dependency on the decedent and the nature of each person’s relationship to the decedent. It’s also worth noting that if the case goes to trial, the jury can sometimes be asked to assign percentages of the damage award to each claimant, or the court will do so after the verdict. Our attorneys make every effort to avoid family conflicts by communicating openly with all our clients (e.g. spouse, children, etc.) during the case. If needed, we can mediate discussions among family members to reach an amicable distribution. And of course, any costs or attorney fees are first deducted from the total recovery before the remainder is split among the family. We will make sure you understand and agree with the distribution process so there are no surprises.
Is compensation from a wrongful death settlement taxable?
Generally, no, wrongful death settlements or verdict awards are not subject to federal income tax in the United States, and California follows the federal rules. The IRS typically considers compensatory damages received due to personal physical injury or physical sickness (which includes wrongful death) to be tax-free. This means the amounts you receive for lost income, loss of support, funeral expenses, or emotional losses are not treated as taxable income. However, there are a couple of caveats: if any portion of the settlement is specifically designated as punitive damages or interest, those parts may be taxable. Punitive damages (when awarded, which is rare in wrongful death cases in CA) are generally considered taxable income. Also, if your case accrues pre-judgment or post-judgment interest (interest added to the award due to the time it took to resolve), that interest is usually taxable. In the vast majority of wrongful death cases, though, the entire recovery is for compensatory damages to the family and is tax-free. We always recommend you consult your accountant or tax advisor when you receive a settlement or judgment, but you can have peace of mind that most or all of your wrongful death compensation should come to you without tax liability.
The insurance company already offered me a settlement – should I accept it?
It’s very important to use caution before accepting any insurance company’s offer after a fatal accident. Insurance adjusters often reach out to grieving families with quick settlement offers, hoping to resolve the claim for as little money as possible. These initial offers may seem like a lot on the surface, but they often don’t account for the full value of your loss – especially future financial support and the profound emotional damages in a wrongful death case. If you accept an early settlement, you will be required to sign a release giving up your rights to pursue any further compensation, even if you later realize the amount was insufficient. We strongly advise speaking to a wrongful death attorney before accepting or even responding to a settlement offer from an insurer. Our lawyers can evaluate whether the offer is fair. In almost every case we’ve seen, families receive substantially more (often many times more) by having experienced counsel handle their wrongful death claim rather than taking the first offer. Remember, insurance companies have teams of lawyers and their sole goal is to minimize payouts – you deserve someone on your side to make sure you aren’t taken advantage of. We can manage all communications with the insurer for you. If the offer is low (which it likely is), we will negotiate firmly or file a lawsuit to pursue the full and fair compensation your family truly deserves.
Have more questions about wrongful death claims in Orange County? We understand this is a complex and emotional area of law. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to Kubota & Craig for answers specific to your situation. We are here to provide clarity and guidance every step of the way.
Contact Our Wrongful Death Lawyers Today
The road after a tragic loss is incredibly difficult, but you do not have to walk it alone. Let our Compassionate Orange County Wrongful Death Attorneys help shoulder some of the burden by handling the legal fight for you. At Kubota & Craig, we are ready to listen, support, and advocate relentlessly for your family’s rights.
Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation regarding your wrongful death case. We’ll review the details confidentially and inform you of your options for pursuing justice. You can call us at 949-218-5676 or fill out our simple online contact form to schedule your free case evaluation. No pressure, and absolutely no fees unless we win.
Time is of the essence – important evidence can fade and legal deadlines do apply – so please reach out as soon as you feel ready. We will handle the process with utmost sensitivity and professionalism. Our goal is to ease your burden and obtain the maximum compensation and sense of justice your family needs to begin healing.
Let Kubota & Craig fight for you while you focus on taking care of yourself and your loved ones. We have helped many Orange County families get through unimaginably dark times by securing financial stability and accountability. We would be honored to do the same for you.
When you’re ready to seek justice for your loved one’s wrongful death, we’re here to help. Together, we will pursue the answers, accountability, and compensation your family deserves – and work toward a more secure future as you honor the memory of your loved one.
