Some agencies and individuals are immune to wrongful death suits, including certain government agencies and their employees. Defendants in some product liability cases and railroad collisions may also be protected by federal laws. Personal injuries that would lead to compensation claims through a company’s insurance provider are handled by the insurance company. If these death benefits are not paid, we can file a claim for death benefits against the insurance company or government agency that is required to pay according to local or federal law.nnOtherwise, these lawsuits can be initiated against individuals, businesses, and agencies. Some of these cases have many defendants, and we must investigate the case carefully until we understand who should be cited in the claim. If we do not know all the moving parts of the case, we cannot successfully go to court. One of the most important parts of any case is the truthfulness of our clients.nnFor example, an accident at a construction site could lead to a worker’s fall and death. The wrongful death case could implicate several parties, such as a manufacturer of a scaffold that broke, a government agency that did not inspect the job site, and the worker’s supervisor who may have been negligent. If the agency that caused the death is immune from wrongful death suits, we must ensure that our clients receive the death benefits that they are owed. Nothing can be done to file suit because these entities are shielded from immunity by federal and state laws.nnAdditionally, there are businesses that are shielded from liability because they have already set up funds to pay for certain illnesses, such as mesothelioma. We can simply file a claim for wrongful death against the trust that the company has established.