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Articles tagged "wrongful death":
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Speaking With The Insurance Claims Adjustor About Your Wrongful Death Claim
y pursuing a wrongful death claim you will likely be interviewed by a claims representative from your own insurance company, or the deceased person's carrier, or the at-fault person's insurance company, or by all three. You might think the adjustor is trying to help you, especially if it is the adjustor from your insurance company. Keep in mind that this may not be the case at all. E
The Pre-Litigation Or Claims Process For Washington State Wrongful Death Cases
Once a wrongful death occurs, the insurance claims process usually begins immediately. This means the personal representative and/or surviving family members must take immediate action. This action may include preserving all of the evidence from the accident, hiring experts to inspect any vehicles and/or the accident scene, and obtaining witness statements.
How Wrongful Death Lawsuit Plaintiffs Can Get Lawsuit Funding?
Wrongful death lawsuit loan or lawsuit funding is a non recourse cash advance and plaintiff pays back to lawsuit settlement loan funding company only if he or she wins or settles the lawsuit. If the lawsuit plaintiff loses litigation case, the loan is never paid back to the loan funding company. It is some times also called as Lawsuit advance funding, Lawsuit funding, Lawsuit settlement funding, Lawsuit cash advance and Litigation funding.
Washington's Attorney General Is Wrong To Oppose New Wrongful Death Bill
Attorney Chris Davis comments on the Seattle PI article,"Disturbing truth on wrongful death bill," written by guest columnist and Washington State's Attorney General Rob McKenna. The article appeared in the Seattle PI on March 4, 2008.
Underage Drinking: Are Your Children Sober?
Learn About Underage Drinking From Our Interview with Philadelphia Lawyer Michael Monheit, Esq.
Ride With A Drunk Driver And You May Be Legally Responsible For Your Own Injuries Or Death
A case decided last October by the Washington Court of Appeals affirmed a jury's decision to hold a passenger 35% responsible for her own injuries after accepting a ride from a driver she knew to have consumed alcohol earlier in the evening.
A loving mother of four is killed when a worker who had just pulled a double shift fell asleep on his way home.