There is nothing a parent fears more than losing a child in a tragic accident. When these deaths are the result of negligence on the part of other individuals the loss is often compounded with frustration and anger. Connecticut families who lose loved ones to these types of accidents may seek justice and recompense by filing a wrongful death civil lawsuit against the party or parties believed responsible.
Families may seek closure, recompense through wrongful death suit
In the aftermath of a tragic fatal accident, families are often left with feelings of devastating loss. Along with the emotional pain of losing a cherished loved one, there may be the added burden of significant financial damages that accrue in the weeks and months after a fatal crash. One way families may attempt to relieve those monetary burdens and seek at least some sense of closure is through the filing of a wrongful death claim within the Connecticut civil court system.
Wrongful death civil suits may bring sense of closure to families
When a loved one dies as the result of another party's negligence, the pain that families feel may last a lifetime. When one family loses several beloved members to a single tragedy, the grief may be almost paralyzing and that can be compounded by the burden imposed by the monetary damages sustained. Though nothing can undo what has already occurred, a wrongful death claim filed in a Connecticut's civil court may help ease the monetary burdens while providing some sense of closure to the surviving family.
Safety group presses for new laws to reduce state's car accidents
The majority of teenagers cannot wait until they hit the magical age of 16 and the possibility of obtaining their driver's license. This could be on a list for revisions though if one safety group is successful in its efforts to reduce the numbers of serious car accidents in Connecticut. The numbers of fatal crashes has steadily increased in the state over the past several years.
