Wrongful Death Lawyers

A wrongful death action refers to a death that was caused due to the fault of another person, product or company. For example, deaths caused by drunk driving, failure to diagnose a fatal disease, the manufacture of a dangerous or defective product, or improper building construction, may all be considered under the law as wrongful deaths. Wrongful death claims or lawsuits are generally filed by beneficiaries or family members of the deceased person. In some cases, these claims can be filed in order to obtain monetary damages to cover the earnings the deceased person would have provided. Other damages that may be recovered include:

 

● Loss of that person’s companionship, care or protection
● Expenses associated with the death, such as medical and funeral
● Pain, suffering or mental anguish suffered by the survivor of the deceased person
● Loss of inheritance from an untimely death
● Pain, Lost benefits, such as insurance

 

In some circumstances, punitive damages, intended to punish wrongdoers and prevent them from harming others, can also be recovered.

 

The lawyers associated with Mitchell S. Sexner & Associates LLC hold those people, products and companies accountable for the deaths that they cause. We have represented surviving family members throughout Illinois since 1990 and have many years of experience handling wrongful death claims. If you have any questions relating to such cases, contact Sexner & Associates LLC to discuss your legal rights.

 

We advance all costs in our wrongful death cases and seek no attorney fees unless we are able to obtain a recovery on your behalf.

 

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Mitchell S. Sexner & Associates LLC • Attorneys at Law since 1990

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