Good Samaritan Killed In U.S. 31 Crash in Mason County MI
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How to Prove Negligence in a Fatal Car Accident
- Breach of Duty: Driving carefully to avoid collisions, including driving at the appropriate speed for the weather and road conditions.
- Causation: In any negligence case, it is essential to prove that the driver’s breach of duty caused the accident.
- Damages: The accident has to result in damages of some kind, and the breach of duty directly caused them.
Types of Damages That Can Be Recovered From a Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Surviving family members of the deceased can recover two main types of damages in wrongful death settlements, economic damages and non-economic damages. These combined can help you cover funeral expenses, burial expenses, lost wages, and other damages.
Seek Justice for Your Loved One
Written By Steven Matz
Steven J. Matz is the founder of Matz Injury Law, specializing in personal injury litigation with a focus on car accident victims. With over 40 years of legal experience, Mr. Matz has achieved numerous million-dollar settlements. He holds an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell and has been recognized among Michigan’s Top Attorneys. Steven J. Matz is a frequent lecturer on legal ethics and personal injury law, and serves on the Michigan Attorney Discipline Board.
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