I honestly cannot fault Enable Law in any way. My father died in hospital whilst recovering from a routine operation. Enable Law showed expertise, empathy, professionalism and friendliness from start to finish.
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Depending on the circumstances of a loved one’s death there may be a legal requirement for a Coroner to arrange an inquest following it. That generally happens when it appears that someone’s death was caused by anything other than natural causes.
The law in this area can be complicated so if you believe that your loved one’s death could have been caused by an accident that was not their fault then you should ask for specialist legal advice.
Examples of situations where getting legal advice can help you get answers might be following a road traffic accident, an accident when on holidays or at work or if your loved one had a health condition and did not get the treatment they needed.
Download our full guide for more help and information on inquests.
Enable Law have a team of lawyers who are specialists in inquest law and we regularly represent families at coroner’s inquests. We are always willing to discuss ways in which we can help.
I honestly cannot fault Enable Law in any way. My father died in hospital whilst recovering from a routine operation. Enable Law showed expertise, empathy, professionalism and friendliness from start to finish.
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