Wrongful death is when the actions or negligence of an individual or business result in a fatality. If your loved one has tragically died as a result of an accident, malicious act, a defective product or medical malpractice, you may be able to file a wrongful death suit. At The Parker Law Group, we understand that this is a time of overwhelming sadness, but we want you to know that we are here for you - and will continue to be here for you - every step of the way.

Why should I file a wrongful death suit?
Although no amount of compensation could ever lessen the pain and grief of losing a loved one, the purpose of a wrongful death suit is solely to make the responsible party accountable for their negligent actions and to keep other families, like yours, from experiencing this terrible tragedy.

What must be proven in a wrongful death suit?
In this type of case, negligence on behalf of the responsible party must be proven. Evidence must indicate that the individual or business failed in the responsibility they had to your loved one, and that your loved one died as a direct result of their actions.

What type of damages may be recovered?
Financial compensation is intended to cover the income that your loved one would have provided for your family. Additional damages may be recovered for medical bills, funeral and burial expenses, lost benefits, pain and suffering, and loss of companionship. Punitive damages are awarded with the intent of preventing the responsible party from causing harm to others in the future.

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