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WRONGFUL DEATH CLAIMS ARE OFTEN RELATED TO:
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WHO CAN FILE A WRONGFUL DEATH CLAIM?
Surviving family members such as a spouse, child, or parent can seek damages by filing a wrongful death claim.
An executor named in the estate plan of the deceased person can also file a claim according to South Carolina law.
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WHEN TO FILE A WRONGFUL DEATH CLAIM
The Statute of Limitations for a South Carolina wrongful death claim is
3
YEARS
Missing the deadline to file a claim can prevent the family from ever being able to recover damages.
The investigation & preparation involved with filing a claim is a long process.
Therefore, it's important to act quickly & contact an attorney ASAP.
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WHAT IS SURVIVAL ACTION?
The executor or administrator can also file a survival action in conjunction with a wrongful death claim in South Carolina.
This allows the estate to recover damages on behalf of the recently deceased person who suffered as a result of the negligent actions before they died.
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WHAT DAMAGES CAN YOU RECOVER?
Loss of income & benefitsLoss of securityLoss of companionship & loveLoss of parental guidanceLoss of household contributionsMental anguishPunitive damages
TYPES OF RECOVERY
Contact our wrongful death attorneys and we will assess your case at no cost to you.
GET THE COMPENSATION YOU DESERVE
GET THE FIRM BEHIND YOU
With Steinberg Law Firm, you have a team of lawyers who have helped thousands of injured workers get the benefits they deserve.