Wrongful Death
Alabama handles wrongful death unlike any other state. Damages are punitive, tied to how wrongful the conduct was, and the case is filed by the estate’s personal representative. The lawsuit must be filed no later than two years after the death, and that deadline is generally not paused for any reason.
Setting up the estate in probate court is often the first step, and it’s easy to put off. Our wrongful death guide explains what families should know.
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David Philip Nomberg
The Nomberg Law Firm, PC
Birmingham, AL
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Robert Page Bruner
Belt & Bruner, P.C.
Birmingham, AL
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Stewart Davidson McKnight III
Dillard McKnight James & McElroy, LLP
Mountain Brook, AL
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Keith Thomson Belt Jr
Belt, Bruner & Barnett, P.C.
Birmingham, AL
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Jessica B. Powers Mrs.
Powers Injury Law
Birmingham, AL
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David Hall Marsh
Marsh, Rickard & Bryan P.C.
Birmingham, AL
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Michael Kevin Beard
Birmingham, AL
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Roger Lee Lucas
Birmingham, AL
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William Reeves Andrews
Marsh Rickard & Bryan, PC
Birmingham, AL
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Stephen Shay Samples
Hare, Wynn, Newell & Newton, LLP
Birmingham, AL
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Robert McKim Norris
Norris Injury Lawyers, P.C.
Birmingham, AL
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Robert M. Norris III
Norris Injury Lawyers
Birmingham, AL
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Stephen C. Norris
Norris Injury Lawyers
Birmingham, AL
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Joseph Allen Schreiber
Schreiber Law Firm
Birmingham, AL
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John Wade Haley
Hare, Wynn, Newell and Newton, L.L.P.
Birmingham, AL
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Joseph Kreps
Kreps Law Firm
Birmingham, AL
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Danny Feldman
Lewis, Feldman & Lehane, LLC
Birmingham, AL
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Danny Lehane
Lewis, Feldman & Lehane, LLC
Birmingham, AL
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C Brandon Glass
C. Brandon Glass
Birmingham, AL
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Alicia Kay Haynes
Haynes & Haynes, P.C.
Birmingham, AL
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Gloria R. Sellers
Sellers Law Group, LLC
Birmingham, AL
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Ernest Clayton Hornsby Jr
Morris, Haynes & Hornsby
Birmingham, AL
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Whit Drake
Drake Law Firm
Birmingham, AL
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P. Mark Petro
Petro Injury and Accident Attorney
Birmingham, AL