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Wrongful Death InformationGeneral Info about a Wrongful Death claim > Review Wrongful Death Case StudyFor more information, visit:www.coloradolaw-blog.com
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Practice Areas - Wrongful Death
Wrongful Death cases may arise because of a variety of incidents, including car accidents, truck accidents, and medical malpractice. At Chalat Hatten, our experience and compassion in handling wrongful death claims on behalf of our clients are important. We understand how difficult it can be to discuss the death of a loved one. We support our clients with the resources they need to seek a just recovery, taking into account current and future financial issues. Our attorneys and staff also care about our clients as individuals. We want to make sure you have the support you need during and after the legal issues are resolved. If you have lost a loved one in an accident or due to negligent medical care, we can represent your interests against the parties at fault and their insurance companies. Our detailed understanding of Colorado's insurance and general liability laws means we understand the different sources of recovery available to accident victims and their families as well as the various theories of liability that enable clients to recover from the parties who are responsible. For a wrongful death claim, you are entitled to obtain damages for the non-economic damages, meaning your grief and sadness associated with the death of your loved one. Under Colorado statute this is currently limited to $341,250.00. You are also entitled to reimbursement for all medical, funeral and associated expenses related to the death, and care for injuries or conditions resulting in the death. The medical expenses may be subjected to a subrogation interest asserted by the medical insurance provider - we can help negotiate any reimbursement required. You have a claim for the net pecuniary loss resulting from death and this claim is not subject to a subrogation interest or other claim. This will include wages, less what consumption would have occurred during the lifetime of your loved one, as well as fringe benefits. If you shared a home, you may also recieve compensation for loss of help in running the household. If you have suffered the death of a loved one and you wish to discuss your matter with an experienced attorney, please call 800.221.5526. |
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