Orlando Drunk Driver Accident Lawsuit Verdicts & Settlements

Drunk Driver Accident Case — The Umansky Law Firm took the case for a family whose father was killed by a drunk driver. The deceased, our client, was a married father of three children. While driving on Interstate 4, the client was rear-ended, forcing his car into the guardrail and causing the car to flip over. The client died immediately on the scene. The drunk driver only had $50,000 in insurance coverage and was seriously underinsured for the accident.

Currently, the lawyers of the Umansky Law Firm are investigating possible claims against the bars and casinos that served alcohol to this underage drunk driver.  We strongly believe that it is important to explore all options to ensure that the client’s family is taken care of in the future.

Wrongful Death after DUI

Civil lawsuits for DUI victims aim to compensate victims and their families for the injuries suffered by a loved one or the untimely death of a family member. At our firm, we understand that no amount of money can bring your loved one back; however, we also believe firmly that perpetrators of drunk driving should be held accountable for their actions. After a DUI wrongful death, it may be possible to obtain financial compensation for:

• Medical expenses incurred by the victim before death
• Funeral and burial expenses
• Mental and emotional pain and suffering
• Loss of companionship, love and support
• Financial losses, such as lost savings and lost earning potential

Don’t hesitate to seek justice at this difficult time. Our attorneys will aggressively fight to ensure that your family receives justice. Call 407-228-3838 or contact us online for a free case review. We are available 24/7 to chat online.

To view more accident injury cases, visit The Umansky Law Firm’s verdicts & settlements page.

Every case is unique and results will vary based on the facts of an individual case. No case results can be guaranteed. These are just a sample of the cases we have settled, tried or currently litigating. Each case has its own set of circumstances and results are so different depending on so many factors it is hard to predict what your case is truly worth until a full investigation is done.