Wrongful Death
Sometimes, the personal injuries caused by another are so serious that the victim does not survive. Car crashes, construction accidents, plane crashes, medical mistakes, even defective products can be one of the many causes of these tragedies. In fact, this situation is so serious that every state in the union has passed special laws, called “Wrongful Death Statutes,” to deal with this horrible unfairness.
“Wrongful Death” has become the term used for a case brought by the family members of the deceased under these statutes. These cases are based upon many different types of injury, from a fatal car accident to a severe dog bite, but they can only be brought by certain specific individuals. A widow can file a Wrongful Death case, for example, but a second cousin cannot. The individuals who can file Wrongful Death suits vary from state to state which is why it is important to contact an attorney in your state to determine the eligibility of your suite.
If your loved one has passed away from personal injuries sustained in an accident, please do not hesitate to contact Bloom Legal as you may be entitled to substantial compensation.
Types of Wrongful Death Claims
At Bloom Legal, we’re saddened by the necessity of having Wrongful Death cases, and honored to be of assistance to families in such overwhelming times. Please call us at 504.599.9997 to schedule your free consultation with an experienced New Orleans (we also handle claims from Metairie, Gretna, Harvey, and the surrounding areas) accident attorney to see if we may be of help to your family.
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