What Is Wrongful Death?
DEATH or WRONGFUL DEATH
Such a harsh and unrelenting word. A fitting word for what it describes. Despite death being an inevitable conclusion for us all – it never feels natural. We all know it will occur to each of us and our loved ones, but its permanence is overwhelming.
This feeling is magnified exponentially when a death is sudden and unexpected. It is even more devastating when caused by something that could have easily been prevented. That is why we find ourselves feeling empty, lost, angry, and despairing, thinking those “if only” thoughts. If only they had stopped at the red light or if they had paid more attention. What if they had followed the rules. It is a devastating thought process as we begin to understand how easy it is for someone’s carelessness to steal a precious, unique, and valuable beyond measure life.
Unfortunately, we meet with too many families who suffer through this process. They come to us full of questions regarding how to move forward, must they open an estate, who pays for the medical bills, etc. In the vast majority of cases, the family’s main, overwhelming concern is how to prevent any other family from going through what they are experiencing ever again.
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1https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/leading-causes-of-death.htm
