Justice for Families Who've Lost Everything.

Grief and legal deadlines don't wait for each other.

Losing a family member to someone else's negligence is a grief that doesn't follow a timeline. But Illinois law has strict deadlines for wrongful death claims, and the window can close faster than families expect — especially when they're focused, rightly, on each other.

Lauren Rozich handles these cases with the seriousness and care they deserve. She takes on the legal work so families can focus on what matters most.

Who can file a wrongful death claim in Illinois?

Under the Illinois Wrongful Death Act, a claim is brought by the personal representative of the deceased's estate — typically a surviving spouse, child, or other close family member. The proceeds are distributed to the surviving spouse and next of kin.

Lauren's approach to these cases.

Lauren understands that no amount of money repairs what a wrongful death takes from a family. What it can do is remove the financial pressure — the bills, the lost income, the uncertainty — so your family can grieve without that weight bearing down.

She handles these cases personally, communicates directly, and doesn't hand families off to junior staff. You'll have her cell.