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Georgia Wrongful Death Damages
Dealing with the death of a loved one is devastating.
The sudden loss of a family member because of the negligence or wrongdoing of another person or party can be especially upsetting. If you have recently experienced the death of a parent, spouse, or child, you may be entitled to recover Georgia wrongful death damages. An attorney who is experienced with wrongful death law can negotiate with the insurance company or take your case to court in order to receive compensation for your loved one’s loss.
Your relationship with the deceased typically determines the type of wrongful death damages for which you are eligible. Parents who lose a child can ask for damages related to the mental distress and loss of companionship caused by the death of their child. A minor child who loses a parent may be awarded damages for loss of potential financial support.
Wrongful death damages for a child who loses a parent is based on the child’s age. At any age, a child may ask for damages for mental distress and loss of companionship. Minors may be awarded the amount of money that the deceased parent would have used to raise the child, including the money that would have been spent on a college education. Adult children can claim wrongful death damages for the loss of inheritance and punitive damages.
The spouse of the deceased may claim wrongful death damages for mental distress, loss of companionship, and the loss of income. Punitive damages may also be assessed.
Other possible wrongful death damages that may be recovered include the deceased’s value of life, medical expenses, funeral costs, as well as pain and suffering.
If you have recently lost a loved one, speak with one of the experienced wrongful death attorneys at Head, Thomas, Webb and Willis. Our skilled team of 11 attorneys has approximately 150 years of collective experience. We have recovered millions of dollars in wrongful death damages for our clients.
Head, Thomas, Webb and Willis operates on a contingency fee basis, which means that we do not get paid unless you receive compensation. We are prepared to fight for the wrongful death damages you deserve for your unfortunate loss.
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