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Minnesota Wrongful Death Attorneys
Any sudden or accidental death is a tragedy, a death caused by another person’s negligent or intentional action is even more difficult to accept. If you have recently lost a loved one, you may be struggling with financial burdens as well as grief and confusion.
At Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm, our Minnesota Wrongful Death Attorneys help the survivors of a wrongful death recover compensation so they can move forward and rebuild their lives. We encourage you to please use this contact information to discuss your wrongful death claim. You will speak to someone immediately to arrange a free consultation.
Compensation for Families After a Wrongful Death
A wrongful death claim allows family members to seek compensation for the loss of the love, comfort, companionship, and financial support of the individual who died, and for medical and funeral expenses. Family members who may recover for wrongful death include a wife for the death of her husband, and a husband for the death of his wife; a parent or parents for the loss of a child; and a child for the loss of one or more parents.
Skilled Minnesota Fatal Accident Attorneys Handling Wrongful Death Claims in MN
Our Twin Cities wrongful death lawyers have extensive experience handling wrongful death claims involving a wide range of accidents, including:
Free Case Review for Wrongful Death Claims
If you would like one of our personal – injury attorneys to review a case involving wrongful death, call 612-334-3434 or contact our Minneapolis law office to arrange a free consultation and case evaluation. In most cases fees are charged as a percentage of any settlement or judgment awarded our clients. If we fail to win your case, you will not be obligated to pay any legal fees.
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How long does a wrongful death case take?
Each case is different and has a different set of circumstances to consider. As wrongful death cases typically have a significant settlement, they often take longer to negotiate or litigate. Talking to our attorneys at a consultation can provide more specifics for your case, but it not uncommon for these to last a year or more.
What happens in a wrongful death lawsuit?
The wrongful death case is filed by an attorney, and this starts a pre-trial process that allows the sides to attempt to negotiate a settlement. In addition, the attorney prepares the necessary documentation and legal arguments to the case, which are then reviewed before the case comes to court. Most cases settle out of court in the pre-trial phase.
How to file a wrongful death claim?
Start by scheduling a free consultation with a wrongful death lawyer at Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm. We can review the facts of the case and determine the strengths and potential weaknesses of your case.
Do I need a wrongful death lawyer?
Wrongful death cases are extremely complex. It is essential to prove that the other party or parties to the case were negligent and that this negligence directly resulted in the death. It is essential to have an experienced wrongful death attorney from Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm on your side.
What's the time frame on filing a wrongful death claim?
For wrongful death cases in the state, the time to file is three years from the date of the death. There are some exceptions to this rule, so talking to an attorney as soon as possible after the death is critical.