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Losing a loved one is devastating—especially when their death could have been prevented. If someone’s negligence, recklessness, or intentional actions caused the loss of your family member, you have the legal right to seek justice through a wrongful death claim.
At Novo Law, we handle these emotionally complex cases with compassion, clarity, and unwavering commitment. We fight for the families left behind—to help them find closure, financial support, and a sense of accountability.

What is Wrongful Death?

Wrongful death occurs when a person dies as a direct result of someone else’s negligent or intentional act. It can arise from car accidents, workplace incidents, medical malpractice, or even criminal acts. In legal terms, it’s a civil lawsuit filed by surviving family members seeking compensation for their loss.
  • Filed by immediate family members (spouse, children, parents) or estate representatives
  • Compensates for loss of companionship, income, funeral expenses, and emotional trauma
  • Separate from criminal charges (if any) against the responsible party

Common Causes of Wrongful Death

Auto Accidents
Drunk driving, distracted driving, or reckless behavior leads to thousands of preventable deaths annually.
Medical Malpractice
Misdiagnosis, surgical errors, or failure to treat can lead to fatal consequences.
Workplace Accidents
Unsafe working conditions, equipment failure, or lack of training can result in fatal injuries.
Defective Products
Dangerous consumer products, car parts, or machinery that weren’t safely designed or tested.
Criminal Acts
Assault, shootings, or other violent acts where a business or individual failed to provide protection.
Nursing Home Abuse or Neglect
Elderly residents who suffer fatal consequences due to dehydration, bedsores, or neglect

When to Seek a Wrongful Death Attorney

You Suspect Negligence Played a Role
If someone’s carelessness led to the death, a wrongful death claim may be possible.
You’re Facing Financial and Emotional Hardship
Loss of income, companionship, and support can be devastating—legally and emotionally.
There Was a Police Report or Investigation
If authorities looked into the cause of death, we can use those findings to support your case.
You’re Unsure About Your Legal Options
We’ll guide you through your rights and what justice looks like for your family.

Get Help Today — Don’t Wait!

Grieving the loss of a loved one due to negligence? Novo Law stands ready to fight for justice and peace of mind.

What to Expect After a Wrongful Death

These cases are emotionally difficult—here’s how we help you navigate them with clarity and care:
We Handle Everything So You Can Grieve
Legal deadlines and court filings can be overwhelming—we handle the burden for you.
We Investigate Thoroughly
Our team collects medical records, police reports, expert opinions, and witness statements to build a powerful case.
We Value Your Loss Accurately
From economic impact to emotional suffering, we ensure your claim reflects the full weight of your loss.
We Respect Your Privacy and Time
We provide regular updates on progress while giving your family the space it needs to heal.

How Novo Law Can Help You File a Wrongful Death Claim

Determine Liability and Legal Standing
We identify all parties at fault and ensure the correct family member or estate files the claim.
Gather and Preserve Critical Evidence
Time-sensitive data like surveillance, accident scene evidence, or medical notes is secured quickly.
Calculate Full Financial and Emotional Losses
Includes loss of income, benefits, inheritance, emotional support, and services the deceased provided.
Pursue Negotiation or Trial
We always aim to resolve claims swiftly—but we’re not afraid to take it to trial for maximum justice.
Provide Compassionate, Transparent Guidance
You’ll always know what’s happening and feel supported every step of the way.

FAQs

Who can file a wrongful death claim?
Typically, the deceased’s spouse, children, parents, or the estate representative.
No. Criminal cases are brought by the government and focus on punishment. Wrongful death is a civil case seeking financial compensation.
Varies by state—commonly In Florida, the statute of limitations for wrongful death is 2 years from the date of death. Don’t delay.
Funeral expenses, loss of future income, medical bills, emotional suffering, and more.
It depends. Some settle in months; others require litigation that can take over a year.
Yes. Most wrongful death claims arise from negligence, not malicious intent.
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Trip and Fall
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Premises Liability
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Workplace Accidents
Wrongful Death
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Drowning Accidents
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