Radio Personality's Restaurant Sued for Wrongful Death

Wrongful death refers to a claim by a plaintiff (not the victim) who seeks to recover damages for the unjust death of another caused by someone's negligent, reckless or intentional acts. There are no specific guidelines that dictate the means of death; however, wrongful death tort claims frequently occur in several circumstances:

  • Medical malpractice, especially errors in surgery, diagnosis and/or prescriptions;
  • Product defects;
  • Automobile accidents, including truck and pedestrian accidents;
  • Criminal acts such as murder, physical abuse or neglect.

Clayton County wrongful death attorney Shane Smith represents families who have lost loved ones in auto accidents, truck accidents, DUI accidents, pedestrian accidents or serious premises liability accidents.

According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, a restaurant and lounge owned by longtime Georgia radio personality Frank Ski was sued by a family claiming a relative fell at the restaurant and later died from her injuries. The lawsuit alleges that a woman was at Frank Ski's Restaurant and Lounge and slipped on a napkin, which was apparently hidden from plain sight. The woman reportedly was taken to the hospital for injuries she sustained in the fall and later died.

You should hire an experienced Clayton County wrongful death attorney if you will file a lawsuit on behalf of a family member who died due to another's negligence. Call Shane Smith Law for a free consultation.

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