Wrongful Death

CAPE CORAL, FORT MYERS, LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA

 

The death of a loved one is a tragic event, and no settlement can ever replace that loss. However, when that death is caused by another person, company, or business through negligence, recklessness, or even intention, you have the right to compensation. The law provides that the surviving spouse, children, or other family members and their estate may recover damages due to your loved one’s death.


Some of the more common types of cases where a wrongful death suit may be brought include:

 

Because the circumstances surrounding your loved one’s death may occur under various conditions, there are several issues that may arise with your claim. You may receive compensation for any of the following:

  • Pain and suffering
  • Mental anguish
  • Loss of companionship
  • Medical and funeral costs
  • Lost wages and future earnings
  • Lost benefits
  • Lost inheritance
  • Punitive damages if malicious intent exists

 

More questions about wrongful death suits? Please view our wrongful death frequently asked questions page.


If you have suffered the devastating loss of a loved one through the negligence, recklessness, or intentional malice of another party, including individuals or businesses and companies, you will probably have many questions about what you can do to recover any losses you might incur. The law offices of Lusk, Drasites, Tolisano & Smith, P.A. can answer these questions and help guide you through this difficult time. Please contact the experienced injury lawyers at Lusk, Drasites, Tolisano & Smith, P.A. if you are in the Cape Coral, Fort Myers, or Lee County, Florida area.

 

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