“Winning a Wrongful Death Case: Legal Requirements”

– Wrongful death in Florida is defined as occurring when a person or entity causes another person’s death by a wrongful act or negligence.
– Only the personal representative of the deceased person’s estate is allowed to file a wrongful death claim in civil court in Florida.
– Surviving family members may be able to recover damages for funeral and burial expenses, medical expenses, emotional distress, and loss of support. – Wrongful death in Florida can result in damages such as loss of companionship, guidance for minor children, medical and funeral expenses, lost wages, and future earning potential of the deceased.
– The statute of limitations for filing a wrongful death claim in Florida is up to two years from the date of the decedent’s death.
– In cases of medical malpractice, family members may have two years from the date the cause of death was discovered to file a lawsuit.
– While hiring an attorney is not required, it is recommended to have legal representation to assist with proving a wrongful death claim and to increase the chances of recovering damages. 1. RTRLAW offers free, no-obligation case reviews to determine legal options.
2. Contact RTRLAW at 1-833-447-3787 for assistance.
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