Children
If there is no surviving spouse, the deceased person's children may have the right to file a wrongful death claim.
Parents
If the deceased person was unmarried and had no children, the parents may have the right to file a wrongful death claim.
Personal Representative
If none of the above individuals are available or eligible to file a wrongful death claim, a personal representative or executor appointed by the deceased person's estate may be able to file the claim.
Seeking Compensation and Justice For Wrongful Death In Charleston
In a wrongful death case, seeking compensation and justice can help surviving family members cope with the financial and emotional burdens they face. While no amount of money can bring back a loved one, it can provide financial support for loss of income, medical expenses, funeral and burial costs, and the emotional pain and suffering experienced by surviving family members.
The Importance of Wrongful Death Legal Representation
Wrongful death cases can be complex and emotionally charged. Our wrongful death attorneys are experienced in handling all legal aspects of these claims, allowing clients to focus on grieving and healing. We thoroughly investigate the circumstances surrounding each case, gather evidence, consult with experts if necessary, and build a case for our clients.
