Dealing with the death of a loved one is heartbreaking. It's even more difficult when you suspect it could have been caused by neglect or abuse. Because your loved one can't speak for themselves anymore, it's your right and your responsibility to correct any wrongs that might have occurred. Here are some tips to prepare for a wrongful death case.
1. Obtain proof of neglect or abuse
The first step to winning a wrongful death case is proving that someone actually did something wrong.
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Senior citizens often lose their ability to stand up for themselves both physically and mentally, which is why they need those who love them to stand up to for them. If you have a loved one in a nursing home, you need to understand and know the signs of nursing home neglect so you can take action if necessary.
#1 Unexplained Weight Loss
Many older people develop smaller appetites as they age.
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You've been involved in an incident that left you hurt, and you also believe that this happened because a person or an organization didn't do what they should have done to keep you safe. What do you do now? Let's take a look.
Determining Who Is Responsible
The first step in the personal injury claim process is to establish who might have been at fault for what happened. If you were injured in a slip-and-fall accident at a store, for example, it's easy to say that it's a janitor's fault for leaving a wet spot on the floor.
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Car accidents are stressful on their own, but navigating the legal process afterwards can be just as bad. Hiring an attorney is a smart way to deal with the aftermath of a car accident. A qualified car accident attorney can help you speak to your insurance company. Here are five ways you can help your attorney assist you after a car accident:
1. Call the police.
It's tempting to deal with a car accident yourself rather than calling the police, especially when the incident was a minor one.
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If you've been hurt in a car wreck, it can seem like a long journey to get your life back to some semblance of normality. Be careful, however, that you don't allow the stress of dealing with the wreck and your injury push you into taking action impulsively. Read on and learn more about the two things you must do before you make a major decision after a wreck that was not your fault.
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