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6 Examples of Wrongful Death Claims

Published on Jan 30, 2019 at 8:03 pm in Wrongful Death.

According to Maryland law, a wrongful death implies a fatality that occurred as a result of other party’s negligence or unlawful actions. A number of situations can result in wrongful death, and when a wrongful death occurs, families have the right to file a lawsuit to seek compensation for what they’re loved one was put through, as well as the consequences related to the loss.

Wrongful death claims are made all over the country. The following cases exemplify what justice looks like when a loved one’s life has been wrongfully taken:

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J Jones

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Picking a lawyer is an important decision. This is an emotional and stressful time in your life, usually. We chose this firm because they care about you! It is not about the money! Being new to this court/trail experience, our first, what was the most important aspect of picking the best attorney (which you will understand at the end) is how good BWH is in regard to litigation/trial skills! Without going into the specifics of the case, we found them to be completely focused on the facts of the case meaning, they were sympathetic to our situation but also when it came to "the law" and what mattered to the court system and how to best approach the case, we could not have chosen better representation. They conferred with us throughout the case making sure we understood what was happening (conveying legal ease to laymen terms we understood). While we were emotional, like most, they weren't which was very important in the court room. There were a lot of facts in the case which required understanding of different facets such as: business rules, permits, licensing, regulations both state and federal levels. They were experts on all fronts. During the case, the other attorney tried to confuse the facts of the case while also seemingly emotional (not professional in my opinion). BWH focused on the law! What was very interesting, we thought, was the closing arguments. While the other attorney focused on arguments of opinion/interpretation of the law, BWH stuck to the facts of the law. Very important! The closing arguments are the point of time where your attorney can bring attention (to the judge) to where the opposing attorney may have been vague or misleading to the facts. BWH nailed the opposing team to the point of which even the judge had to redirect questions to them...not good for them and WAY TO GO BWH! I hope this will help you!

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