There are a lot of misconceptions out there about wrongful death claims, several of which we’re clearing up today. We’re covering nine myths about wrongful death claims. Keep reading to learn more!
Wrongful death claims are for individuals who have lost a loved one due to someone else’s negligence or misconduct. Wrongful death claims compensate the survivors of the deceased for things like lost companionship, lost wages, funeral expenses, medical bills, and more. Wrongful death claims are generally limited to the immediate or close extended family of the deceased to prevent distant relatives from profiting from their death. There are laws in place to prevent the abuse of wrongful death claims. But there are also laws to ensure that compensation is provided for those who need and deserve it. Today’s
Involved in a pedestrian-auto accident? Contact us today! Getting behind the wheel and driving a vehicle is a great responsibility. It requires full attention and focus on avoiding hitting other vehicles, property, and pedestrians. According to the Utah Injury Prevention Agency, more than 800 Utahns are involved in an auto-pedestrian accident and are either injured or killed each year. Continue reading to learn what to expect and potential legal consequences of hitting a pedestrian. The Legal Consequences of Hitting a Pedestrian Hitting a pedestrian with a vehicle inevitably leads to consequences. These repercussions can be minor or significant
A wrongful death claim is a lawsuit brought against a defendant who’s responsible for someone else’s death due to negligence. These claims allow those who were close to the deceased person to receive compensation for their loss or any trauma they may be experiencing. Discover more information about wrongful death claims. How Much Time Do I Have to File a Claim? Even though it’s a stressful time for family members, it’s important to file a wrongful death claim as soon as possible. All civil actions, including ones regarding death, have time limits for when they must be filed;
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