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Contact Our Wrongful Death Lawyers in Pittsburgh, PA

Call For A Free Review: 800-392-4529

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Pittsburgh Wrongful Death Attorneys

No one wants to think about money after a wrongful death, but it is often an unfortunate consequence of losing a loved one. Pittsburgh wrongful death lawyers at Pribanic & Pribanic can help your determine the damages and wrongful death settlements you may recover in a wrongful death lawsuit. Damages can include medical bills and funeral expenses, the loss of future earnings and benefits of the deceased, and the loss of companionship and affection of your loved one.

You may also receive compensation for the mental and physical pain and suffering of your loved one from the injury that resulted in death. Punitive damages may be awarded if the death was caused by criminal negligence.

At Pribanic & Pribanic, our wrongful death attorneys treat you with compassion as we hold the negligent party accountable for your family’s losses. With our help, you can determine how much compensation your family will need in the future.

Contact us today online or by telephone at 800-392-4529 to speak with an experienced Pittsburgh wrongful death lawyer.

We represent families who have lost loved ones to many types of negligence, including:

Frequently Asked Questions About Wrongful Death:

FAQ: When do you need a wrongful death attorney?

The death claim process can be a complex matter, and there is a two-year Pennsylvania wrongful death statute of limitations to file a wrongful death suit, so it is a good idea to discuss your case with an attorney as soon as possible. The sooner we collect evidence and death claim requirements, the stronger your case will be. Pennsylvania wrongful death beneficiaries can include a spouse, children or parents in wrongful death suits.