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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Steven Michael Mezrano
Mezrano Law Firm
Birmingham, AL
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Edward Nathan Harris
Abogados Centro Legal
Hoover, AL
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James Woodfin Parkman III
Jim Parkman Law
Birmingham, AL
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Peter Mark Petro
Petro Law Firm, PC, Personal Injury, Car Accident Attorney,
Birmingham, AL
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Henry Dailey
Henry Dailey Law Firm
Birmingham, AL
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Garrick Stotser
Massey, Stotser & Nichols, P.C.
Birmingham, AL
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Thomas Shealer Moore
Moore Law Group, LLC
Birmingham, AL
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Cynthia Parris Smith
Bessemer, AL
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Eric Guster
Guster Law Firm, LLC
Bessemer, AL
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Garfield Woodrow Ivey III
The Ivey Law Firm
Jasper, AL
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J. Kenneth Guin Jr
Ken Guin Attorney at Law PC
Jasper, AL
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Robert Champ Crocker
R. Champ Crocker, LLC
Cullman, AL
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Justin L. Smith
Cross & Smith, LLC
Tuscaloosa, AL
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Raymond Glover
Prince Glover Hayes
Tuscaloosa, AL
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Joshua Patrick Hayes
Prince Glover & Hayes
Tuscaloosa, AL
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C Delaine Mountain
Mountain Baird & Mountain
Tuscaloosa, AL
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Clinton Delaine Mountain Jr.
Mountain & Mountain
Tuscaloosa, AL
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Randal Simpson Ford
Ford Firm
Tuscaloosa, AL