There is no pain deeper than losing someone you love. At Serreen Law Group, we approach wrongful death cases with genuine compassion for your family and relentless aggression toward the party responsible for your loss.

The “Full Value of the Life” Under Georgia Law

Georgia law entitles surviving family members to recover the full value of the life of the person they lost. Insurance companies and corporations will try to minimize this using cold actuarial formulas designed to reduce your loved one to an economic calculation. They have done it before and they will try to do it again.

Because Founder Serreen Meki has sat on the defense side of the table — representing insurance carriers and corporations in wrongful death litigation — she knows exactly how they build those arguments and how to dismantle them. We fight to ensure the recovery reflects not just economic loss but the intangible value of your loved one’s future — their relationships, their dreams, and the life they should have lived.

How We Prove It

We move immediately and strategically to build the strongest possible case for your family.

Accident Reconstruction and Expert Review: We work with medical and accident reconstruction experts to establish exactly what happened, who was responsible, and what the full impact of that loss means for your family’s future.

Evidence Preservation: We act quickly to preserve surveillance footage, black box data, police reports, and witness statements before they are lost, destroyed, or conveniently unavailable.

The Paper Trail: We investigate whether the at-fault party has a pattern of negligence — prior incidents, safety violations, or warnings that were ignored — to establish liability and support punitive damages where appropriate.

The Corporate Defense Playbook: When the at-fault party is a business, trucking company, or corporation, they have experienced defense teams working immediately to limit exposure. Serreen Meki has been on that team. She knows the strategy before they run it.

Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in Georgia

Georgia law specifies who has the right to bring a wrongful death claim. Generally this includes a surviving spouse, children, or parents of the deceased. The rules around standing and timing matter and we walk you through your rights from the very first conversation at no cost to you.

There is no fee unless we win.

Call Serreen Law Group today for a Free Consultation.