<h1>Lakeland Wrongful Death Lawyer</h1>
The potential for serious accidents is always present when people engage in careless or intentional conduct, but sometimes their misconduct can lead to the unthinkable. If a loved one died under such circumstances, you’re no doubt overcome with grief. However, in time, you’ll soon realize the numerous ways the deceased victim contributed to your life and household. Fortunately, Florida law provides surviving family members with rights through a wrongful death claim.

At the Pawlowski // Mastrilli Law Group, our team will be at your side to assist with your remedies and tackle the complicated legal issues in wrongful death cases. We’ll work relentlessly to recover compensation for your devastating losses, so please contact our office to hear more about how a <strong>Lakeland wrongful death lawyer</strong> can help. You might also benefit from reviewing some important information about your claim and potential monetary damages.
<h2>Types of Wrongful Death Claims</h2>
These cases are similar to other personal injury matters in that the harm is caused by someone’s negligent conduct. The difference is that the victim died instead of being injured, giving his or her surviving family members the right to seek compensation in certain circumstances. At the Pawlowski // Mastrilli Law Group, we handle a wide array of wrongful death claim, including:
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 	<li>Car, truck, and commercial vehicle crashes;</li>
 	<li>Accidents involving vulnerable road users, such as pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcycle riders;</li>
 	<li>Slips, trips, falls, and other premises liability claims;</li>
 	<li>Fatalities resulting from dangerous, defective products;</li>
 	<li>Medical malpractice, birth injuries, misdiagnosis, and medical errors;</li>
 	<li>Workplace accidents;</li>
 	<li>Nursing home abuse and neglect; and,</li>
 	<li>Many more.<strong> </strong></li>
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<h2>Compensation for Surviving Family Members</h2>
Only certain individuals have the power to bring a wrongful death claim, which is referred to as having legal standing. Florida’s Wrongful Death Act allows the deceased victim’s personal representative to seek compensation on behalf of the surviving spouse, children, parents, and other distant relatives in certain situations. The personal representative may be someone named in a will, or it might be the individual appointed by the probate court if the decedent didn’t have a will.

Damages in a wrongful death case are intended to compensate survivors for the lost contributions of their loved one. You may qualify to recover such amounts as:
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 	<li>The costs to treat the victim’s injuries before death;</li>
 	<li>Funeral and burial expenses;</li>
 	<li>Lost income and future earning capacity, for what the decedent might have earned had he or she lived;</li>
 	<li>For the surviving spouse, lost companionship, mental pain and suffering; and,</li>
 	<li>For minor children, lost parental companionship, education, guidance, mental pain and suffering.<strong> </strong></li>
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<h2>Trust a Lakeland Wrongful Death Attorney to Advise You</h2>
Legal action cannot bring your loved one back, but recovering compensation for your losses may ease some of your suffering during this difficult time. For more information on wrongful death cases, please contact the Pawlowski // Mastrilli Law Group to schedule a no-cost consultation. You can reach our office at 863-285-3746 or by filling out a contact form. Once we learn the details regarding your situation, we can advise you on your options.