Wrongful Death

Wrongful Death Lawyers

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Wrongful death refers to any death that is the result of misconduct or negligence of another. When this occurs, the surviving members in the victims family may sue for wrongful death. Wrongful death suits can also be initiated by a personal representative on the

decedents estate.


Wrongful death refers to any death that is the result of misconduct or negligence of another. When this occurs, the surviving members in the victims family may sue for wrongful death. Wrongful death suits can also be initiated by a personal representative on the

decedents estate.

Most of the time a wrongful death lawsuit follows after a criminal trial. The following trial will use similar evidence, but will not have to establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt. However, it's worth noting that just because someone is found liable for a wrongful death does not necessarily mean that they will be convicted of a crime associated with that death.

When To File A Wrongful Death Claim

There are a multitude of instances where it's appropriate to file a wrongful death claim. Some of the most common reasons are:
  • Criminal behavior
  • Death that resulted during a supervised activity
  • medical malpractice
  • auto accidents
  • Exposure to hazardous conditions and substances while working.

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Wrongful death refers to any death that is the result of misconduct or negligence of another. When this occurs, the surviving members in the victims family may sue for wrongful death. Wrongful death suits can also be initiated by a personal representative on the

decedents estate.

Most of the time a wrongful death lawsuit follows after a criminal trial. The following trial will use similar evidence, but will not have to establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt. However, it's worth noting that just because someone is found liable for a wrongful death does not necessarily mean that they will be convicted of a crime associated with that death.

When To File A Wrongful Death Claim

There are a multitude of instances where it's appropriate to file a wrongful death claim. Some of the most common reasons are:
  • Criminal behavior
  • Death that resulted during a supervised activity
  • medical malpractice
  • auto accidents
  • Exposure to hazardous conditions and substances while working.
There are many other situations where it would be advised to file a wrongful death claim. If you have questions on whether you should file a wrongful death claim in Greenville, SC, call Southeastern Law Group PA 

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  • Criminal behavior
  • Death that resulted during a supervised activity
  • medical malpractice
  • auto accidents
  • Exposure to hazardous conditions and substances while working.
There are many other situations where it would be advised to file a wrongful death claim. If you have questions on whether you should file a wrongful death claim in Greenville, SC, call Southeastern Law Group PA at 864-285-3700.

Who Can File A Wrongful Death Claim?

Not just anyone can file a wrongful death claim. Most often, wrongful death compensation can be awarded to the following:

Spouses

Death not only results in loss of companionship for the surviving spouse, but can also cause long-lasting emotional trauma. Surviving spouses usually have a claim bases on these factors.

Children

This usually applies to children who are minors and depended on their parents income and benefits as well as comfort and support for survival. Minor children can file a claim to be awarded damages.

Parents

Parents who lost their minor child can also recover damages for the emotional trauma that followed after the death of their child as well as the lost relationship with the child.
For more information on whether you should file a wrongful death claim, contact Southeastern Law Group PA 864-285-3700.

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