What should I know about wrongful death law?

Attorney Ronald Kalish discusses what you should know about wrongful death law.
Disclaimer: This information is not intended as legal advice or as a substitute for the advice of your own counsel and should not be relied upon as such, as the advice appropriate for you will be dependent upon the particular facts and circumstances of your situation. The transmission or receipt of this information does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Under the law, personal injury claims must be filed within a certain period of time. You should consult with an attorney to determine when that period of time expires for any particular claim that you may have.

[@Rubenfeletoa]

we have a sister who passed 30 years ago. Due to language Barriers my parents had no knowledge of the law and sadly we are still wondering how this all could happen. The hospital admitted to giving the wrong shot. Your video says 2 years so it seems like we are way out of timeline?

[@estherrayos]

Yeah nope no one can claim that

[@Valkyriepedersen]

what if the person committed suicide, and was not under suicide watch. It takes 3 minutes to hang yourself and die, and if you dont catch them in that exact window of time how can you save them, you can only find them dead sooner how can you be responsible for their bad choices? Apparently this person had a history of repeated suicide attempts that the staff at the prison was not privy to. Now the family is suing us in federal civil court. We are good people who tried to do a good job. Were kind to the inmates and treated them like the human beings they were. We have nothing for them to take, Seniors living off of social security. A small house with a mortgage, and used cars????

[@helenewebster9462]

I REQUESTED in Good Faith a second copy of Mom's Medical Records @ Alpha Internal Medicine Dr. David Rowan 🔗Dr. Sarah Horton 60/15/2022 and Select Specialty LTAC 06115/2022.

[@helenewebster9462]

....but I was DENIED due to intentional Conspiracy to Violated Hippa' Privacy FOIA, Spoliation of Evidence- and Usurpation of Power, Abuse, Covered Ups, and Control etc.