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Losing a loved one because of someone else's negligence can be so emotional. Besides the abrupt loss, you may be dealing with unanswered questions and the pain of knowing the death could have been avoided. Fighting for your loved one's rights and your family's...
Experiencing the loss of a loved one is never easy, especially if their death is a result of someone else’s negligence. A wrongful death happens when another person causes it by a wrongful act or omission. This can include many situations, such as car accidents and...
People never know how long they’ll have with their loved ones. Most people hope to have a long and happy life with their spouses, parents and children, but not everyone dies of natural causes. Some people pass unexpectedly and far earlier in life than their loved ones...
When someone else passes away, a wrongful death lawsuit may be used for the family members to seek compensation. This compensation may include things like lost wages or the cost of medical bills and funeral expenses. But how do you show that it was a wrongful death?...
Losing a loved one under preventable circumstances is tragic. Unfortunately, over 40,000 Americans lose their lives annually in car crashes. If a loved one dies following a car crash that is not their fault, you may pursue the negligent party for damages through a...
Many people die due to age, health issues and other natural causes. But, occasionally, people die because of situations caused by other parties. Hundreds of people in Oklahoma every year lose their lives due to criminal activity. Many others die in incidents caused by...
Losing a loved one can be painful. But the pain can intensify if the death occurs due to someone else's negligence. In such an instance, you can file a wrongful death claim against the negligent party. But will the claim be complicated? Here is what you should know:...
Sometimes, when people die, it's truly an accident. Other times, a person or a business caused the death through illegal behavior, omissions or negligence. When one party directly causes the death of a person, those left behind grieving sometimes have the option of...
