When someone dies because of another's negligence, the people left behind deserve answers and support.
In Utah, wrongful death claims must be filed in court, and only certain people — such as an heir or the representative of the estate — are permitted to bring them. We handle these cases with the sensitivity they require. Call us for a free, confidential consultation.
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Who can file a wrongful death claim in Utah?
Only certain people — such as an heir or the personal representative of the estate — may bring a wrongful death claim. We can help determine whether you're eligible.
How long do we have to file?
Utah generally allows two years from the date of death for a wrongful death claim. Acting sooner helps preserve evidence and protect the family's rights.
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