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In the state of Florida, wrongful death claims can be filed on behalf of a victim’s estate by a personal representative appointed by the decedent in his or her will. A claim for wrongful death damages may also be filed by relatives, including:
When you lose a loved one in an accident, knowing where to turn for help isn’t always easy. Use the contact form or call one of our Southwest Florida offices to schedule a free consultation and learn more about your options and your rights.
Damages that may be sought in a wrongful death claim include:
In the state of Florida, there is no cap on the amount of damages a person can seek through a wrongful death claim. The best way to learn what your claim may be worth is through a one-on-one consultation with an experienced attorney.
Criminal Charges
In some cases, the defendant in a wrongful death claim may also be facing criminal charges. Criminal charges and proceedings have no bearing on your ability to file a civil action and seek compensation. The outcome of a criminal trial is immaterial as well. Even in cases where a defendant is found innocent of criminal behavior, they may still be held liable for damages.
We Are Here to Help
The attorneys at Kelleher Law understand how difficult it is to lose a loved one in an accident. Thoughtful and compassionate, we are here to answer your questions, provide honest information about your options, and help you determine the best path forward. We work on a contingency basis – if you don’t recover damages, we don’t get paid – and your initial consultation is always free of both cost and obligation.
At Kelleher Law, we proudly represent victims in Naples, Fort Myers, and throughout Southwest Florida, as well as Roswell and the greater Atlanta area in Georgia.
