If you don’t file the lawsuit within the statute of limitations, you could lose the right to pursue legal action against the responsible party, but there are exceptions like new evidence or finding out that a minor was involved.
Wrongful death lawsuits are filed against a defendant who has caused someone’s death due to their negligence. These claims allow the family of the deceased person to file a claim against the party who is legally liable for the death so that they can receive compensation. A representative of the deceased person’s estate must be the one who files the lawsuit on behalf of surviving family members. Continue reading to learn when wrongful death lawsuits are applicable. When Can a Person Initiate a Wrongful Death Lawsuit? A wrongful death lawsuit can be filed after situations in which the
A wrongful death lawsuit is filed when someone is killed as a result of the negligence of another person or party. The loved ones of the deceased filed the lawsuit in order to recover damages. These damages will cover funerary expenses, emotional pain and suffering, and other financial or material hardships associated with the death. In addition, punitive damages will be sought to punish the negligent party for their actions. The attorneys at our Provo law firm would like to consider who is eligible to file these kinds of lawsuits, and why it’s important to have an attorney
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