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NOAH WERKSMAN · MERSON LAW, PLLC

New York Wrongful Death Lawyer

After the loss of a loved one, find a path forward. Noah helps families investigate deaths caused by negligence or other wrongdoing and evaluate the available claims.

Noah Werksman
Noah Werksman, Esq.

Trial lawyer at Merson Law, PLLC

Licensed in New York, Pennsylvania, California, and Arizona.

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What happens next?

  1. Your inquiry is submitted privately to Noah’s intake team at Merson Law.
  2. The team reviews your request and follows up about your situation and possible next steps.
  3. If further review is appropriate, Noah can discuss the records needed and whether representation is available.

You do not need every record before reaching out. Avoid sharing detailed medical or abuse history in this initial form.

CONCERNS TO DISCUSS

Start with what happened.

Medical and hospital care

Deaths involving questions about diagnosis, treatment, surgery, monitoring, or discharge.

Negligence and institutional responsibility

Questions about whether a person or organization failed to take reasonable steps to prevent a death.

Evidence and accountability

Reviewing medical records, incident reports, witness accounts, and the events leading to the death.

The impact on a family

Understanding the loss and gathering information needed to evaluate the available claims.

Make the first
conversation count.

Gather the available medical records, incident reports, death certificate, estate documents, and a timeline of events. Identify the people and institutions involved.

Whether a claim is viable depends on the facts and applicable law. An initial conversation does not guarantee representation or a particular outcome.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you reach out.

Do I need all my records before calling?

You can begin by discussing the basics. Ask which records would be useful and how they should be provided.

What should I ask about timing?

Tell the lawyer the incident date and location. Ask which deadlines may apply to your circumstances instead of relying on a general deadline found online.

How are fees and expenses handled?

Ask about the proposed fee arrangement, responsibility for expenses, and what happens if there is no recovery. Any terms should be addressed in a written agreement.