What is a Wrongful Death Lawsuit Claim? 

In Ohio, generally speaking, a “wrongful death” is a death caused by the wrongful act or negligence of another. The wrongful act or negligence provides the basis of liability in a civil lawsuit for damages. The act may be either intentional or unintentional. Regardless, the law firm of McKenzie & Snyder are skilled and up to date with the current state of the laws and the maneuvers that it requires to create a strong case and see it through.

Following a Cincinnati work injury, an injured worker may suffer from permanent or "residual" damage or impairment. An injured employee may then be compensated for this damage through what is commonly referred to as a "C-92" or  "PPD" award. For example, an Ohio worker may fracture his tailbone after falling at work and suffer permanent loss of mobility. He or she may then be eligible for an award based on that impairment or loss.

Suffering through the pain of a personal injury is a hard enough road to bear without having to deal with your auto insurance company, your boss giving you are hard time for missing work, and meeting your family's needs while your are off the job and injured.  That is why the law firm of McKenzie and Snyder offer free consultations.