Wrongful Death attorneys

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Wrongful Death attorneys A "wrongful death" occurs when a person is killed due to the negligence or misconduct of another individual, company or entity.
Families who file a successful wrongful death lawsuit can be awarded thousands, even millions, of dollars in damages. Damages in wrongful death cases can be awarded for the deceased's medical bills, loss of wages, funeral and burial expenses.Common Causes of Wrongful Death
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Under what circumstances could a wrongful death occur?
A wrongful death could occur as a result of a variety of situations, including:
Medical malpractice that results in decedent's death.
Neglect or abuse on the part of a nursing home that results in decendent's death.
Automobile, bus, train airplane or other common carrier accident.
Occupational exposure to hazardous conditions or substances (exposure to asbestos, etc.).
Death during a supervised activity (sports tournament, field trip, etc.).Wrongful death occurs when an individual is fatally injured due to misconduct or through the negligence of another person, company, or entity.

Fatal Auto Accidents
Medical Malpractice
Deadly Fires and Explosions
Children's Deaths
Infant Death
Aviation Crashes
SUV Rollovers
Motorcycle Accidents
Fatal Drunk Driving Accidents
Nursing Home Deaths
Kaiser Hospital Negligence
Fatal Drug Reactions
Truck Accident
Dangerous Toys
Property Owner Wrongdoing
Defective Automobiles
Lethal Medical Products
Machine Failures
Toxic Household Products
Scaffold Falls
Poisonous Chemicals
Government Liability
Police Misconduct.
Prosecuting a wrongful death claim involves a number steps, including:

investigating the circumstances of the incident resulting in death
identifying sources of insurance that may be available
setting up claims with insurance companies
setting up and administering the estate of the decedent
developing and presenting evidence relating to damages suffered by the decedent
identifying those persons entitled to share in the wrongful death award
developing and presenting evidence regarding the losses suffered by those persons.