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Eligibility to Sue for Wrongful Death

Eligibility to Sue for Wrongful Death


The specifics of who is eligible to file a Wrongful Death lawsuit vary slightly from state to state, according to the wording of their statutes. Claims typically must be filed by immediate family members. Minors (persons under the age of 18) wishing to file a lawsuit may need the presence of an adult guardian to act on their behalf in court. Some states do not limit plaintiffs to immediate family, allowing grandparents, extended family members, and legal dependents to file Wrongful Death lawsuits.


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Wrongful Death Resource Center

  • Types
    Explanations and descriptions distinguishing between the various types of Wrongful Death Lawsuits.
  • Answers and Information
    An overview and explanation of the aspects of a Wrongful Death Lawsuit.
  • State Laws
    A list of states and their laws concerning Wrongful Death.






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