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PERSONAL INJURY · WRONGFUL DEATH

Care for your family.
Clarity for what’s next.

Compassionate attention for families facing the loss of a loved one after an accident.

Compassionate support
when it matters most.

The loss of a loved one can leave a family facing grief, practical decisions, and uncertainty about the future. When that loss follows an accident, you may also have questions about accountability.

Vivian H. Phan Law Firm provides personal attention to families exploring a wrongful death matter. We approach these conversations with care and respect for the circumstances each family is facing.

A conversation at your pace

We begin by listening. A consultation is an opportunity to talk through your questions, describe what happened, and discuss whether the firm can assist.

Guidance for the road ahead

Our commitment is to help you understand your options with clarity and compassion, keeping the needs of your family at the center of the conversation.

A first conversation for your family

You can begin with a short overview and the questions your family wants to ask. There is no need to put a detailed account of a loved one’s death into the website form.

Useful to have in mind

  • The general circumstances you wish to discuss
  • A preferred family contact and contact method
  • Your family’s main questions and any documents available for discussion

Questions before you contact us

What should our family include in the first inquiry?

Briefly describe the reason for contacting the firm and the type of guidance your family is seeking. Include a way for the office to contact the person making the inquiry.

Can one family member make the initial inquiry?

A family member can contact the office to explain the situation and ask about a consultation. The initial inquiry is a starting point for discussion, not a decision about anyone’s legal rights.

How can we prepare for a difficult conversation?

Writing down a few questions can help you keep track of what you want to discuss. Tell the office which information or documents you have, and reserve sensitive details for direct communication.