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What a Lawyer for Wrongful Death Can Do to Help

By: Belal Hamideh |
Lawyer Wrongful Death

Losing a loved one is devastating under any circumstances, but when that loss is due to someone else’s negligence or wrongful act, the grief can be compounded by feelings of injustice. As a wrongful death lawyer with experience, Belal Hamideh…

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Personal Injury vs. Wrongful Death

By: Belal Hamideh |

That is the main difference between the two. In a wrongful death case, the negligent and/or reckless actions of another lead to the death of a human being. In a personal injury case, the negligent and/or reckless actions of another lead to the injuring of a human being. But, crucially, the victim survives.

If you or a loved one were injured through the actions of another, Belal Hamideh can help you to recover maximum compensation. By that same token, if a loved one passed away due to the actions of another, you may have a wrongful death case.

To know the truth, to see how a personal injury attorney (that also has experience with wrongful death cases) can help, schedule a free case evaluation by calling or posting a message through this site.

Wrongful Death Vs. Survival Action California

By: Belal Hamideh |

While these may sound synonymous, they are not. 

A “survival action” compensates the deceased’s estate for any losses they sustained before they died. 

“Wrongful death,” on the other hand, compensates survivors for their losses. 

An easy way to remember it: a wrongful death lawsuit compensates the deceased’s family for their losses. A survival action makes it possible for the estate to sue for losses their loved one suffered before their passing. 

These cases can become very complicated quickly. An experienced wrongful death lawyer, Belal Hamideh, can guide you through the process, helping yours to recover the compensation you deserve. 

To schedule a free case evaluation, message Belal through our site or call. 

Can you sue for wrongful death?

By: Belal Hamideh |

Yes, you can absolutely sue for wrongful death. The people who are eligible to file this type of lawsuit are generally the immediate family members of the deceased, for instance, surviving spouses, children, and parents. Circumstances may also allow others like dependent minors living in the home of the deceased, other heirs, or next of kin to pursue a wrongful death claim. A representative designated by the deceased’s estate might also be eligible to file a lawsuit. It’s important to note that wrongful death lawsuits can be intricate and complex, but help is available. 

You can reach out to accomplished wrongful death attorney, Belal Hamideh, for assistance during this difficult process. You can contact us for a free case evaluation through our website or with a phone call.

Can anyone file a wrongful death lawsuit?

By: Belal Hamideh |

No.
Not everyone can.
Specifically, the parties who are able to file a wrongful death lawsuit are typically the immediate family members of the deceased. This primarily includes their surviving spouse, children, and parents, who can file a lawsuit seeking recompense for the tragedy they have suffered.
Further, under certain conditions, other individuals like dependent minors living in the deceased’s household, other heirs, and nearest kin can also go forward with a wrongful death claim. Another participant who can potentially be eligible to partake in the lawsuit proceedings could be an assigned representative of the deceased’s estate. The complexities involved in a wrongful death lawsuit are manifold making it a complex task to undertake.
Belal Hamideh, an experienced wrongful death attorney, stands ready to guide you through this complex process. Reach out to us for a cost-free case assessment, either through our website or via a phone call.