When a careless act causes a victim’s death, the family may well have the right to pursue a wrongful death case. It’s usually brought by the personal representative of the victim’s estate. The goal of these cases is to compensate grieving family members for the loss of their loved one. South Carolina law created these cases for the benefit of the victim’s closest relatives, such as a spouse and children, or parents.
In addition, the victim’s estate may qualify to bring a survival case for compensation for medical and funeral bills, pain, suffering, and mental distress endured by the victim as a result of the accident.
These cases are emotional for grief-stricken families, and they can be hard-fought by heartless insurance companies who don’t want to pay settlements. Take your worry and grief out of the way to prevent shortchanging your family, or even getting no settlement at all. Contact us for a free*, no pressure strategy session with a Spartanburg, SC wrongful death attorney. Call toll free at (864) 582-0416 or fill out a Get Help Now form.
Basically, you’ve got to prove the victim died as a result of an accident caused by someone else’s carelessness. Legally, carelessness is defined as “negligence.”
It’s a sad reality that people die due to the carelessness of others, which is why the law provides for legal settlements when someone dies in an accident caused by someone else. .
These are typical wrongful death and survival cases we see, and the parties compensation can be sought from, who are usually protected by their insurance company that’s responsible for paying any settlement:
And this doesn’t cover every possible case. If you suspect carelessness caused the death of someone you love, you owe it to your own peace of mind to find out if you have legal rights that could provide needed financial benefits – and possibly prevent this from happening to someone else. Fill out a contact form or all us at (864) 582-0416 for a case review with our Spartanburg attorneys.
There’s too much at stake, and you’re too wounded to take on the insurance company yourself- don’t play into their hands. There are truly good reasons you’ll be better served by discussing the case with a professional who can guide you through the process and answer your questions.
You don’t even have to get out of your seat to get your questions answered. Call toll free at (864) 582-0416 or fill out a Get Help Now form. If you need a face-to-face meeting, call to schedule a FREE*, easy strategy session to answer your questions and give you peace of mind.
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