Tell your story once
Explain what happened in your own words. Felicia follows up with case-specific questions.
Wrongful Death
Wrongful Death help without telling your story over and over.
Collect the timeline, medical or accident records, family information, expenses, communications, and other documents attorneys may need to review.
Start Your IntakeBuilt for wrongful death
Give attorneys a clearer, better-organized case to review.
Felicia guides your intake, identifies missing details, and helps you collect the records and evidence relevant to this type of matter.
Upload supporting evidence
Keep records, photos, reports, bills, messages, and other relevant documents organized in one place.
Attorney-ready packet
OneCase organizes the information into a cleaner package designed to help attorneys review the matter efficiently.
Meet FeliciaYour OneCase intake specialist
Felicia is ready when you are.
After the intro, tap Talk to Felicia and tell her what happened in your own words.
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Begin your Wrongful Death intake.
Talking with Felicia is the first choice. If you prefer, you can type with Felicia or fill out the form instead.
Felicia
Hi there — I'm glad you reached out. I know this probably isn't easy to talk about, so take your time. What happened, and when did it happen?
Hi there — I'm glad you reached out. I know this probably isn't easy to talk about, so take your time. What happened, and when did it happen?
No phone number needed to start. This guided chat asks a few quick questions, then a member of our team follows up by email. For a full live AI conversation with Felicia, download the OneCase app once it's available.
After you retain an attorney
Apply for a Cash Advance
Apply for a cash advance of up to $3,000
Once you retain an attorney on a qualifying contingency case, you may be eligible to apply for a third-party cash advance of up to $3,000. Approval and amount are determined by the funding provider and are not guaranteed.
After you hire an attorney
Cash Advance
Need help while your case is pending?
You may be eligible to apply for a third-party cash advance of up to $3,000 after you retain an attorney. Approval and amount are determined by the funding provider and are not guaranteed.