What Is Wrongful Death? Wrongful death occurs when someone is killed or dies because of negligence, intention or misconduct of another person. Being a lawsuit, the guilty party in a wrongful death case may not be convicted. Wrongful death may arise from medical malpractices or a criminal behavior. Alternatively, it may occur due to hazardous conditions within the job environment, death under supervision, or an automobile or plane accident. Florida Statute In Section 768.19, there are four vital elements that will help you understand a wrongful death better. First is the decedent. Second, the death was caused intentionally or accidentally…

Based on the Florida State statute, a brain injury claim is a formal request for monetary compensation for harm or damage caused to the brain due to negligence, misconduct or malpractices by another person. These injuries are caused by direct impact. The impact can be from slip-and-fall, automobile or even airplane accidents. Malpractices can arise when using surgical equipment from doctors during brain surgeries. In addition, late diagnosis in treatment of diseases like meningitis can also cause direct impact. Oxygen deprivations through anesthetic errors in child birth, wrong dosage or hazardous working environments can also cause brain injury. How Can…