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Read on for the answers to four FAQs about wrongful death claims arising from truck accidents:
In the state of Missouri, only one action can be brought for the wrongful death of a loved one, and only certain family members are eligible to bring it. Possible plaintiffs include:
The statute of limitations governing wrongful death lawsuits in Missouri is three years. Since there are certain exceptions to this deadline, though, it is wise to discuss your family’s case with a wrongful death lawyer as soon as possible. If, for example, a government entity was liable for your loved one’s death due to failure to maintain the roads, you must file a formal claim against the entity within just 90 days.
The following types of damages may be included in wrongful death claims arising from truck accidents in Missouri:
It goes without saying that there’s a lot to do after losing a family member in an unanticipated accident. As tempting as it might be to put off your claim, doing so could prove costly since important evidence may be time sensitive. An attorney can perform an immediate investigation, handle correspondence with insurance adjusters and the defendant’s legal team, and help you avoid crucial mistakes.
Call 800-264-3455 to Discuss Your Case with a Missouri Wrongful Death Attorney
The wrongful death attorneys at Gump & Faiella assist clients in Moberly, Columbia, and the rest of Missouri. We can come to you if you cannot come to us. Call 800-264-3455 or fill out our Contact Form to schedule a free consultation with a truck accident lawyer.
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