Wrongful Death
When a person dies in an accident, a child may be left without a parent, a husband or wife may be left without a life partner, and a parent may be left without a loving child. In addition to emotional pain and grief, the family may face severe financial issues caused by the death.
At the Sandel Law Firm in Akron, we are here to help you deal with the legal issues caused by the death. If someone else was responsible for your family member’s death, we can help you recover compensation for your emotional and financial losses. This is known as a wrongful death case.
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I am Kevin Sandel. As a former insurance company claims adjuster and attorney, I can help your family recover the maximum compensation you are due under Ohio law. Call 330-666-2889 (ATTY) to schedule a free, in-person consultation.
As a former insurance company claims adjuster and attorney, I have insider knowledge that will lead to outstanding results for you and your case.
At Sandel Law Firm, you will be personally represented by the managing partner of the firm. Your initial consultation is always free, whether that is at my Akron office, your home or another convenient location. During your free, in-person consultation, I will take the time to answer your questions and explain your rights at no cost and with no obligation.
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When Is A Fatal Accident A Wrongful Death Case?
A wrongful death is, by definition, the taking of another person’s life by careless or reckless actions, whether those actions are intentional or unintentional. In the event of a wrongful death, the decedent’s heirs, dependents and other beneficiaries may file against those responsible. While no amount of financial compensation can fill the absence of a loved one, the security of one’s financial future and the satisfaction of justice served can offer some comfort in a painful time.
In Ohio, you have the right to file a wrongful death lawsuit if your family member’s death was caused by someone else’s misconduct or negligence. While nothing can undo the wrong that was done to your family, the legal process help you receive the closure and compensation that you and your family deserve.