Wrong Death Cases Handled Expertly for West Virginia
Tabor Lindsay & Associates, PLLC understands when someone close to you passes away. It is a tragic event experienced by the whole family. Following the loss of a family member, there may be many unexpected expenses and legal options to consider. This is only made worse when a loved one dies suddenly or without warning due to someone’s negligence. Tragedy can produce feelings of helplessness. While the family goes through the grief process, they need to know they have someone on their side to act quickly to hold accountable those responsible for their loved one’s preventable death. We represent residents all over the state of West Virginia.
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regarding any wrongful death case a loved one may have suffered.
What is Wrongful Death?
The term “wrongful death” means that someone’s negligence or wrongful conduct resulted in the death of another person. At Tabor Lindsay & Associates, PLLC, where the lawyers are also doctors, we recognize that wrongful death actions and survivor claims often provide the only vehicle for financial security following a devastating loss. In this type of case, the heirs of the decedent may seek compensation for:
Understand Your Rights
The death of a loved one is one of the most heartbreaking tragedies one can endure. The sadness and frustration are even more significant because of another’s careless behavior. Let Tabor Lindsay & Associates, PLLC help you through the medical questions while relentlessly protecting your rights. Wrongful death cases include preventable deaths due to medical malpractice, auto accidents, defective products, and other accidents caused by another’s negligent or wrongful conduct.
Who Can Be Liable for a Wrongful Death Claim?
If your family member has died because of another’s negligent or wrongful conduct, they may be legally responsible. Injuries causing death from medical malpractice, car accidents, construction accidents, and incidences occurring at schools or other places of work and leisure may represent a potential claim. A wrongful death claim may be filed against any person or any institution that was legally at fault for a person’s death:
Individuals
Medical Institutions
Government Institutions
Companies