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Why Cases Of Wrongful Death Differ

Wrongful death legal action differs from that of cases involving criminal charges. Since the law states a deceased person cannot file a lawsuit, these cases must be treated separate and apart. Typically, a spouse, close relative, family or next kin will file a claim against a person(s), corporation and/or institution that is being held liable for the death of another. A person who dies as a result of a car accident caused by a driver driving under the influence, the death of a person as a result of a defective product, and the death of a person as a result of the hazardous structure of a building are all probable cases of wrongful death. Cases of wrongful death vary greatly and must be assessed by an experienced wrongful death lawyer on an individual basis. Contact the wrongful death lawyers at The Horwitz Law Group at (312) 641-9200 or visit https://chicago-personal-injury-lawyers.us/.

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