Wrongful Death
Pennsylvania gives a death action, under section 8301 of Title 42, for the benefit of the spouse, children or parents of the deceased, with damages distributed as in intestacy and without liability to the decedent’s creditors. If no such person is eligible, the personal representative may sue for certain medical, funeral and administration expenses only. Section 8302 continues the decedent’s own claim as a survival action. Section 5524 sets a two-year period for a negligence death claim.
Our wrongful death guide explains both actions, the six-month government statement when a public vehicle is involved, and the courthouse path in Philadelphia.
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Thomas Aloysius Lynam
Philadelphia, PA
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David Rudovsky
Kairys, Rudovsky, Messing, Feinberg & Lin, LLP
Philadelphia, PA
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Halmon L Banks
Martin Banks
Philadelphia, PA
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Jerry Michael Lehocky
Pond Lehocky Giordano LLP
Philadelphia, PA
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Robert L. Sachs Jr
Shrager & Sachs
Philadelphia, PA
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Thomas More Marrone
moremarrone llc
Philadelphia, PA
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T Jonathan Hankin
Wapner Newman Wigrizer & Brecher
Philadelphia, PA
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Brian M. Maggio
Maggio Law, LLC
Philadelphia, PA
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Joseph L Messa
Messa & Associates, P.C
Philadelphia, PA
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Lee David Rosenfeld
Messa & Associates, P.C.
Philadelphia, PA
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Richard P Abraham
Richard P. Abraham, Esq.
Philadelphia, PA
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Larry Pitt
Philadelphia, PA
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Richard John Heleniak
Messa & Associates, P.C.
Philadelphia, PA
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Mary H Grabish
Locks Law Firm
Philadelphia, PA
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Thomas L Gowen
Locks Law Firm
Philadelphia, PA
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Andrew John Dupont
Locks Law Firm
Philadelphia, PA
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Charles E Schaffer
Levin Sedran & Berman LLP
Philadelphia, PA
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Edward F Chacker
Gay Chacker & Ginsburg, PC
Philadelphia, PA
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Frederick S Longer
Levin Sedran & Berman LLP
Philadelphia, PA
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George J Badey
Badey, Sloan & DiGenova, PC
Philadelphia, PA
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Bruce Martin Ginsburg
Gay Chacker & Ginsburg, PC
Philadelphia, PA
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Roberta Ann Golden
Philadelphia, PA
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Donald E Halivand Jr
Haviland Hughes, Llc
Philadelphia, PA
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Stephen Edward Raynes
Raynes & Lawn, PC
Philadelphia, PA