What is a Wrongful Death Lawsuit Claim? 

In Ohio, generally speaking, a “wrongful death” is a death caused by the wrongful act or negligence of another. The wrongful act or negligence provides the basis of liability in a civil lawsuit for damages. The act may be either intentional or unintentional. Regardless, the law firm of McKenzie & Snyder are skilled and up to date with the current state of the laws and the maneuvers that it requires to create a strong case and see it through.

What is an Example of a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?

An example of a wrongful death is where someone negligently causes the death of another in a fatal car accident. It is important to note that a wrongful death action is on behalf of a decedent’s beneficiaries, as opposed to a survival claim, where a decedent’s estate may recover for injuries suffered by the decedent before his or her death.

What Kind of Attorney Handles a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?

A personal injury lawyer is very well suited to initiate the process of a wrongful death lawsuit and to see it through in court. The law firm of McKenzie & Snyder have the courtroom experience and the litigation strengths to confidently represent your case to the state.

If you have questions regarding filing a wrongful death lawsuit in Ohio call the personal injury law firm of McKenzie & Snyder at 513 737 5180.  

This blog should not be construed as legal advice.  If you are seeking legal advice contact a professional personal injury lawyer such as McKenzie & Snyder Llp at the number listed above.