Robert W. Kerpsack

There is no greater loss than the death of a loved one. When that loss is the result of someone else's negligence, recklessness, or abuse, it becomes all the more painful. While no amount of money will ever begin to compensate a family who has lost a loved one, it is important that you receive the compensation your family needs to ensure your financial well-being.

After the sudden and unexpected death of a loved one, the last thing you want is to relive the grief and mental anguish you experienced following the death. However, if the death was caused by the fault of another party, you may be able to hold the wrongdoer accountable with an award of money damages.

Motor vehicle accidents are one of the most common causes of serious personal injury in the United States. While some lucky people are able to walk away from a car accident with their health intact, too many others are left with life-altering injuries that will affect their ability to work and care for themselves far into the future.

Car accidents are one of the most common types of personal injury cases in the United States. Because of the frequency of auto accidents, insurance companies assemble vast legal resources to fight these claims. Even if you have a legitimate injury case, the other party's insurance company usually tries to downplay your injuries or dismiss them outright.

We represented a woman in her early fifties who was struck by a vehicle while walking across a parking lot of a national retail chain store. The liability insurer for the driver contested liability, arguing that the woman was struck after stopping suddenly and darting back toward the store.

A few days before the expiration of the two-year statute of limitations on the woman's personal injury claim, her family lawyer referred her to Robert W. Kerpsack Co., L.P.A.We filed suit against the driver and initiated discovery proceedings, including depositions of the parties. The available limits of the driver's liability insurance coverage and of the woman's underinsured motorist coverage were eventually paid.