Wrongful Death

The state’s statutes control wrongful death claims brought before the civil court system. The statute of limitations, in particular, is the time limit set for a person to pursue legal action against the party that they are in a dispute with. The statute of limitations for a wrongful death claim in New Jersey is usually …

If you have lost a loved one due to the carelessness or negligence of someone else, you may be able to pursue a wrongful death claim. State laws govern these civil lawsuits in Missouri, and section 537.080 of the Missouri Revised Statute contains the answers to these issues. The statute categorizes the participants and specifies …

What is the statute of limitations for wrongful death in Illinois? In many cases, the state of Illinois gives families two years to file a legal claim following the loss of a loved one. However, exceptions exist in some cases. You can learn more about the statute of limitations, exceptions to this regulation, and the …

If another person’s negligence has caused your loved one to suffer a fatal condition or injury, you’re probably experiencing a range of emotions and might not be sure how to proceed. At Morelli Law, we understand how painful and confusing it can be to lose a family member suddenly. That’s why we’re eager to share …

Losing a family member in a sudden and tragic incident can turn your world upside down. If you’ve lost someone close to you due to another person’s wrongdoing, you deserve to receive the compensation to pay the decedent’s medical bills, make funeral arrangements, and help you cope with your mental anguish. Fortunately, a lawsuit can …

If you lost a loved one because of another party’s actions, you have rights as their surviving family member. If you are the estate administrator or executor, you can file a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of the deceased’s dependents and other beneficiaries. These lawsuits can result in compensation for outstanding medical expenses, loss of …

There are many important things to know about your wrongful death case, including: What constitutes wrongful death Your eligibility for compensation The types of recoverable damages in a wrongful death case The deadline for filing your lawsuit Each of these steps plays an important part in the overall effectiveness of your lawsuit. A lawyer in …

To better understand how a wrongful death claim works in regard to your specific case, you may want to call a law firm for a free consultation where you can ask multiple questions. In general, the wrongful death claims process may follow this procedure: You file a notice of claim with the negligent party’s insurance …

To learn who you can sue for wrongful death in a nursing home, you will need to figure out who was involved in the neglect and/or abuse of your loved one. This could involve a thorough police investigation, as well as an internal nursing home investigation, or even a private investigation if necessary. This process …

In New York, the decedent’s personal representative must file a wrongful claim; however, this claim may serve as an action for surviving family members to receive compensation. In that sense, the following individuals are the people who can bring a wrongful death claim on behalf of the decedent: The decedent’s spouse The decedent’s children or …

The liable party’s insurance company is the entity that pays for a wrongful death lawsuit. If the liable party was uninsured, then they are personally responsible for paying any damages you receive. This article will give you an overview of how lawsuit payments work and how you can get the compensation that your case entitles …

According to the New York Estates, Powers, & Trusts Law (EPT) §5-4.1, what qualifies as wrongful death in New York is any wrongful act, neglect, or default that leads to someone’s demise. You might be eligible to file a wrongful death claim if someone you love was the victim of a: Car accident Slip and …