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Wrongful Death

Columbus, Ohio Wrongful Death Lawsuits Attorneys

Car Accidents | Truck Accidents | Medical Malpractice
 

Wrongful death cases may arise because of a variety of incidents, including car accidentstrucking accidents, and medical malpractice. At The Donahey Law Firm, our Columbus, Ohio wrongful death attorneys possess a detailed understanding of Ohio's insurance and general liability laws. This means that we understand the different sources of recovery available to accident victims and their families, as well as the various theories of liability that enable clients to collect from the parties who caused them harm. From our four Ohio offices, we represent people statewide, including clients in Columbus, Circleville, Delaware, Carroll, London, Hebron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dayton, Youngstown, and Akron.

A wrongful or accidental death is a death that has occurred through the wrongful act or negligence of another. A wrongful death lawsuit alleges that the individual died as a result of negligence or other liability, and that the surviving dependents or beneficiaries are entitled to money damages as a result of the defendant's negligent or grossly negligent conduct.

The recoverable damages by the wrongful death beneficiaries include:

  • Loss of Companionship
  • Mental Anguish
  • Past Medical Expenses
  • Loss of Income
  • Funeral and Burial Expenses
  • Loss of Consortium
  • Loss of Support
  • Loss of Benefits (pension, medical coverage, etc.)
  • Loss of Care
  • General Damages
  • Punitive or Exemplary Damages

The Ohio wrongful death lawsuit attorneys at The Donahey Law Firm have successfully represented many families suffering from the wrongful death of a loved one. If you have lost a loved one in an accident or negligent medical result, contact the Columbus personal injury lawyers at The Donahey Law Firm. We can represent your interests against the parties at fault and their insurance companies to seek damages on your behalf.

Ohio personal injury lawyers serving accident victims throughout the state of Ohio, including Columbus, Dayton, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Sandusky, Bellefontaine, Youngstown, Zanesville, Lima, Mansfield, Parma, Akron, Wooster, Salem, Lancaster, Circleville, Delaware, Carroll, London, Newark, Hebron, Fairborn, and communities in Franklin County, Fairfield County, Licking County, Montgomery County, and Logan County.