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When a death is caused by the misconduct of another person or company it is called a “wrongful death.” The reputable and experienced attorneys at Brown & Crouppen understand the delicacy of wrongful death suits and will try to resolve them as quickly as possible in a sensitive, tactful manner.

A wrongful death lawsuit can be when someone dies from the negligent or intentional action of another. This is where the defendant failed to act in a reasonably safe manner or the defendant produced a product that is unsafe in its design or manufacture, and that death resulted from this negligence. The lawsuit is brought in the name of the estate for all heirs. Generally, the plaintiff (person who brings suit), must be the child, parent, spouse, or personal representative of the deceased, in order to be able to recover compensation for the loved one's death.
 

A claim for wrongful death may include compensation for the following:

  • Reimbursement for all medical expenses incurred as a result of the negligence.
  • Reimbursement for the loss of any future income.
  • Reimbursement for property damage, if applicable.
  • Reimbursement for any future services normally provided to you by the person who has died.
  • Reimbursement for loss of consortium, meaning a spouse's right to the companionship, help and affection from the person who has died.
  • Reimbursement for any punitive damages if the negligence was found to be criminal.

Wrongful death cases are always emotional. While you are grieving, you should not make any major decisions that will limit any future recoveries without consulting an attorney. You should not enter into any settlement, sign any release or accept any money in exchange for releasing an individual, corporation or insurance company from liability without first knowing what insurance coverage or other redress is available to you and your family.

The attorneys at Brown & Crouppen are prepared to help you through this difficult transition period while seeking financial compensation for your loss. Please contact our office today via e-mail, or call Toll Free: 866-991-4700. A lawyer from Brown & Crouppen will promptly contact you and give you all the help you need.
 

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