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Who can bring wrongful death action Illinois?

Under Illinois law, a wrongful death action must be brought by a \u201cpersonal representative\u201d of the deceased victim. In most cases, the personal representative will be an immediate family member such as a spouse, a parent or an adult child. 3. Plaintiffs Have Limited Time to File Their Legal Action.

What is the wrongful action?

A civil action against someone who can be held liable for a death.

What does wrongful death mean?

Wrongful death refers to deaths that result from the wrongful act of another person. Such deaths can result from negligent behavior, such as driving in a dangerous or careless way, or they can result.