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Georgia Wrongful Death Attorney

• A woman who had consumed raw oysters from the Gulf of Mexico died from a Vibrio vulfificus infection.
• Consumer Market Spikes Sales of TASER Electroshock Weapons
• Salmonella Death Led to Wrongful-Death Suit Against Winn-Dixie
• Because her child was "fussy," a mother strapped her child into a car seat overnight. The next morning, the baby had strangled itself.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who can sue for “wrongful death” of a loved one?

A: Almost every State in the Nation has a statute that allows a lawsuit to be initiated by the relatives of a person, who died as a result of wrongful act. The idea of such a lawsuit is behind the nature of”wrongful death”; that it is also injuring to the people dependent upon the deceased for emotional and financial support.

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