How to Know Who is Entitled to a Settlement in a Wrongful Death Case

Losing a loved one as a result of another person’s negligence is one of the most challenging things to deal with. Families often face overwhelming mental and financial consequences as they attempt to move forward without their companions, parents, or children. After experiencing a loss, affected parties often have legal options to help alleviate some of the financial burdens that they face.

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If you feel that you may be entitled to compensation after the death of a loved one, you should consult with a Philadelphia wrongful death attorney. An attorney will be able to provide insight as to what options you may have, your legal rights, and how much money you may be able to recover.…

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5 Ways Wrongful Death Lawyers Can Help You Get Fair Compensation

Losing a loved one is shocking, devastating, and heartbreaking, even more so if another person’s negligence or recklessness caused their death – you carry the weight of considering whether to file a wrongful death claim.

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In California, for instance, the surviving family members of the deceased have the right to file a wrongful death claim or lawsuit to seek compensation for harm and losses suffered due to the death of their loved one. In order to preserve the right to lodge a wrongful death claim in California, you need to file it within two years of the date of the person’s passing.…

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5 Tips For Winning Your Wrongful Death Claim 

A wrongful death claim or a lawsuit is one filed against someone who’s directly or indirectly responsible for the death of the decedent. Usually, this is a claim initiated by surviving family members or relatives following the law’s order of priority on survivorship.

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As simple as it may sound, proving and winning a wrongful death claim can be challenging. After all, the victim is no longer physically present to speak for themselves. It’ll be a long trial to prove with no doubt that the respondent is responsible for the death of your loved one and that you have a valid claim against the respondent.…

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