Richard Sawyer Law Firm, Law Firm AT Elizabethton, Tennessee, United States

COVID-19 & Coronavirus Lawsuits & Settlements If you or someone you love has suffered a significant economic loss, or died due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic there may be compensation available through a lawsuit or settlement. Coronavirus spread throughout the world quickly starting in late 2019 in China, and arrived in the US on January 19, 2020. By March several states had ordered a shutdown of all non-essential businesses and some state governments were considering instituting Marshall Law.Due to the fast spread of this lethal virus, the government, hospitals and businesses made decisions that may have lead to severe economic damage, or direct responsibility for exposure and subsequent transmission of novel coronavirus.Potentially Actionable Matters:Negligent Transmission â€“ If you or a family member contracted Coronavirus due to negligent circumstances in a hospital or other medical facility, government or military managed triage center.Wrongful Death â€“ If a family member died due to negligent transmission of COVID-19/Coronavirus.Business Insurance Claims Denials â€“ If your business was insured with “business interruption insurance”, and the insurance company is purposely delaying your claim, or a claim has been wrongfully denied.Employment Matters â€“ If you or a family member was wrongfully terminated, or contracted Coronavirus because you had to work in order to keep your job there may be compensation available for you.Mortgage Claim Denials â€“ If you were otherwise current on your mortgage and had to pause your payments due to economic slowdown or Coronavirus illness and the bank or lender did not honor your claim for payment suspensions or relief.Lawyers Representing COVID-19 & Coronavirus VictimsCOVID-19 settlements has gathered attorneys throughout the nation to help families recover financially from the devastating coronavirus pandemic. Our listed lawyers will seek justice on your behalf to ensure that you receive the maximum compensation due. Not every matter is eligible for compensation or relief, and your unique matter & circumstances may determine the value of your potential claim.