EPISODE · Jan 1, 2026 · 15 MIN
Wrongful Death Lawsuits: What Families Need to Know
from Ivy and Ivy: Generations of Justice · host ivyandivy
Episode Summary: Sam and Vic Ivy from Ivy and Ivy Law delve into the complexities of wrongful death cases in Tennessee. They explain what constitutes a wrongful death, who can bring forth a claim, the distinctions between civil and criminal cases, the types of damages families can pursue, and the crucial investigative steps involved. The episode offers valuable insights for families navigating the legal aftermath of a wrongful death. Key Timestamps: - 00:00 – Introduction - 00:45 – Definition of wrongful death under Tennessee law - 01:30 – Legal rights of next of kin in bringing a wrongful death claim - 03:15 – Differentiating between wrongful death and criminal cases - 05:10 – Types of damages and compensation in wrongful death cases - 06:45 – Initiating the investigative process in wrongful death cases - 08:20 – Common situations leading to wrongful death claims in Tennessee - 10:00 – Guidance for families hesitant to pursue legal action after a wrongful death About the Show: *Ivy and Ivy, Generations of Justice* is a podcast hosted by Mike Leon featuring Sam and Vic Ivy from Ivy and Ivy Law. With a focus on providing clarity and justice to families facing life-changing losses, Sam and Vic bring decades of legal experience to help listeners understand their rights in various legal matters.
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Sam and Vic Ivy from Ivy and Ivy Law delve into the complexities of wrongful death cases in Tennessee. They explain what constitutes a wrongful death, who can bring forth a claim, the distinctions between civil and criminal cases, the types of damages families can pursue, and the crucial investigative steps involved. The episode offers valuable insights for families navigating the legal aftermath of a wrongful death.
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