Wrongful Death

If you are uncertain about your right to file a wrongful death claim, contact Moran Law

Wrongful death in a nursing home, Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) or with involvement of a caretaker is unfortunately common. Moran Law has successfully litigated cases in which a resident or patient have passed away as the result of the following acts of nursing home abuse and neglect including but not limited to:
  • Malnutrition and/or dehydration
  • Complications from pressure sores
  • Aspiration pneumonia
  • Physical abuse
  • Medication errors
  • Falls and falling injuries
  • Untreated illnesses and infections
  • Unsanitary conditions
  • Neglect
  • Sexual abuse

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Who May File a Wrongful Death Claim in California?

California limits wrongful death claims to the following individuals related to the decedent:
  • Spouse and children, including putative spouse and children
  • Domestic partner
  • Parents, surviving siblings or children of deceased siblings
  • Grandparents and lineal descendants
  • Any individuals financially dependent on the deceased at the time of their death
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In the case of multiple claimants, a decision must also be made how to distribute damages. If you are uncertain about your right to file a wrongful death claim, contact Moran Law – our expert team of elder abuse and wrongful death attorneys can assist you to review your options for legal satisfaction.
If you or a loved one has been injured, neglected, exploited or abused while in the care of a California nursing home, assisted living facility, home health agency or caretaker, contact Moran Law to access our team of exceptional elderly abuse attorneys.
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