When a death in Solana Beach was caused by someone else's carelessness, your family has a right to answers and to be heard. We can help you pursue a wrongful death claim at no cost.
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Claim it before someone else doesSolana Beach is a small city — about 13,449 people along the coast in San Diego County — and when a family here loses someone suddenly, the loss ripples through neighbors, schools and workplaces. In 2025, the city's public collision record shows 49 injury crashes and 72 people hurt, with no traffic fatalities recorded that year. That is genuinely good news, but wrongful death claims are not limited to the road. They can grow out of a fall on someone's property, a defective product, medical neglect, or a crash on I-5 or Lomas Santa Fe Drive. Under California law, the right to bring a wrongful death claim belongs first to a spouse or domestic partner and children, then to certain dependents and heirs. The deadline is generally two years from the date of death, and shorter if a government entity is involved. We handle wrongful death claims and can talk through your family's situation with care on a contingency basis — no fee unless you recover.
California limits wrongful death standing to a spouse or domestic partner and children first, then certain dependents and heirs. We can tell you quickly whether you or another family member is the right person to bring the claim.
Most claims must be filed within two years of the date of death, and the window is shorter when a city, county or state agency is involved. Contacting us early means nothing is lost to a missed deadline.
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*No attorney's fee unless there is a recovery. The client may be responsible for court costs and case expenses.
California allows families to seek funeral and burial costs, the financial support the person would have provided, and the loss of love, companionship and guidance. We pursue all of it on contingency, with no fee unless there is a recovery.
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