Sentences with phrase «recover funeral expenses»

The family members of those killed in an automobile accident may also be able to recover funeral expenses.

Additionally, the family members of someone killed in a pedestrian accident may be able to recover funeral expenses and other damages.

If you have lost a loved one, we can fight to recover funeral expenses in the event of a wrongful death.

Certain family members of someone who was killed in an accident with a semi-truck may also be eligible to recover funeral expenses and other damages.

Certain relatives of someone who lost his or her life in an accident with a semi-truck may also be entitled to recover funeral expenses and receive additional financial compensation.

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Through defending a case, we may be able to recover medical expenses incurred, funeral expenses, lost earnings, as well as compensation for any future services normally provided by the decedent.

If you have taken Actos and believe you were harmed as a result, you, or your loved ones, may have the right to file a lawsuit to cover the cost of medical expenses, recover lost income, loss of consortium, funeral bills, and compensation for the pain and suffering caused by the adverse effects of the drug.

Normally, the deceased's unexpected expenses, such as medical bills or funeral costs, can be recovered by the executor of the estate or the surviving family member that is responsible for paying the bills.

They may be able to recover damages for medical expenses, funeral and burial costs, and their loss of the victim's love and companionship.

Recovering the money victims and their families need to cover medical expenses, loss of income and funeral costs

Certain family members of someone who was killed in a collision with an 18 - wheeler may also be eligible to recover for their loved one's funeral expenses and other damages.

If your loved one was killed due to another person's negligent act, you may be entitled to recover for loss of support and funeral expenses.

Close relatives of someone who was killed in an accident with a semi-truck may also be entitled to recover for their loved one's funeral expenses and receive other compensation.

If you are currently using any of the medical devices list below and believe you are or were harmed as a result, you may have the right to file a lawsuit to cover the cost of medical expenses, recover lost income, loss of consortium, funeral bills, and compensation for the pain and suffering caused by the adverse effects of the device.

Certain close relatives of those killed in an automobile crash may also be eligible to recover for their loved one's funeral expenses and other damages.

If you have lost a loved one in a tractor trailer accident, you can file a wrongful death claim against the responsible parties and recover damages for loss of companionship, loss of income, medical bills, and funeral expenses.

Certain relatives of someone who was killed in a collision with a drunk driver may also be eligible to recover damages for their loved one's funeral expenses.

The close family members of someone who was killed by a negligent driver may also be able to recover financial compensation for their loved one's funeral expenses and other damages.

The personal representative is appointed in a probate proceeding and may recover damages including medical expenses, reasonable funeral costs, loss of benefits such as pension or health insurance, mental anguish or pain to the survivors, loss of the decedent's financial support, and loss of companionship.

Your family may have the right to recover for any medical expenses incurred while attempting to save your loved one, funeral expenses, emotional distress, and lost future wages.

Recovering the compensation they are entitled to under the law including money victims and families need to pay for hospital bills, rehabilitation expenses, funeral costs and loss of income if an injury victim can not work or a family's breadwinner is killed in an accident;

In addition to replacing the lost future earning capacity of the deceased, these damages are intended to help family members recover monetary compensation for funeral and burial expenses.

A wrongful death claim typically belongs to a surviving spouse or minor children or a deceased person's heirs if there is no surviving spouse nor minor children, and it enables them to recover for future benefits including lost wages, medical and funeral expenses, loss of comfort, society and companionship, emotional distress and in rare instances, punitive damages.

Should death occur the family may bring an action for wrongful death to recover cost of funeral and burial expenses and loss of comfort and support.

In addition, medical or funeral expenses due to the decedent's injury or death may be recovered by the survivor who has paid them.

Once we can prove that the driver who killed your loved one was negligent, we can recover damages for your own grief and for the expenses related to the funeral.

In cases of wrongful death, your attorney may be able to recover compensation for funeral expenses, loss of household services and loss of projected earnings.

The personal representative may recover pecuniary damages like lost earnings, medical and hospital expenses, funeral expenses, loss of comfort and companionship, and pain and suffering.

Family members will also be eligible to recover financial expenses to cover any medical costs, funeral costs, and the loss of financial support of the decedent.

Certain family members of someone who was killed in an avoidable traffic wreck with a semi-truck may also be entitled to recover the cost of their loved one's funeral expenses and other damages.

The seasoned attorneys of The Cochran Firm, D.C. can help you recover for pain and suffering, hospital bills, lost wages, funeral costs, and other expenses.

Recovering compensation for their pain and suffering, to account for financial losses caused by their death and to cover funeral expenses.

You have the right to file a wrongful death lawsuit to recover damages for funeral expenses, lost financial support provided by the victim, and loss of companionship.

Enabling victims and families to recover the compensation they need for hospital bills, physical therapy or rehabilitation expenses, pain and suffering, emotional distress, lost past, present and future income and funeral costs.

Additionally, certain family members of someone who died in a wreck with a careless or inattentive semi driver may also be eligible to recover for the costs associated with their loved one's funeral expenses.

The damages you can recover are similar to those found in personal injury lawsuits, with the addition of funeral expenses and the guidance and companionship lost to your family.

If your loved one died in a wreck, your Houston car wreck lawyer can help you recover the cost of his or her medical care and funeral expenses, as well as the lost income and guidance your family will experience.

If a family member is killed in a drunk driving accident, the closest surviving relative of the victim can file a wrongful death lawsuit to recover damages for medical bills incurred prior to the death, funeral expenses, lost future income, property damages, mental anguish, and for loss of care and services.