- What is a Wrongful Death Claim in Florida?
- What is the role of a Florida Wrongful Death Attorney?
- How can I determine if I have a wrongful death case?
- What Types of Accidents Most Often Lead to Wrongful Death Cases?
- What Must be Proven in a Florida Wrongful Death Case?
- What Damages Can Be Recovered in a Florida Wrongful Death Case?
- FAQs
- Our Clients Experience Our Dedication
- What Questions Should You Ask Before Hiring a Florida Wrongful Death Attorney?
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Losing a loved one is undeniably one of the most challenging experiences a family can endure. Losing someone is very hard. When that loss could have been avoided, it can make the pain even worse. You may feel angry, confused, and deeply troubled that something went wrong. While no legal case can bring back what has been lost, Florida’s wrongful death law can help you find accountability and financial support. This is very important when families have rising medical bills, funeral costs, and lost income. These issues can cause immediate financial stress.
At Dennis Hernandez Injury Attorneys, we understand the complexities and emotional weight of wrongful death cases. Our team handles these important issues with great care and urgency. We pay close attention to the evidence that insurers and courts need.
We know how to navigate the legal landscape effectively to ensure that your family receives the justice it deserves. Over the years, we have successfully recovered millions of dollars for injured clients and grieving families throughout Florida.
We are dedicated to working hard for you. Our goal is to get you the compensation you need to ease your financial stress during this tough time. You are not alone in this journey; we are here to help you every step of the way. Let us work to get you paid!
What is a wrongful death claim in Florida?
A wrongful death claim is a civil action. It seeks damages when someone dies due to another person’s negligence or wrongful act. This means the case focuses on responsibility and losses, not on criminal punishment. Families often wonder if a criminal case needs to happen first. However, a civil case can proceed on its own schedule. It can focus on the financial and personal effects of the loss, even if no criminal charges are filed.

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