From a practical standpoint, consideration should be given to the amount of insurance coverage in place and the amount of assets available or place by the defendant involved in a Florida Wrongful Death case. For instance, if a child was injured as a result of the automobile accident and the at fault driver and owner only had $25,000 in coverage, there is a good chance that a settlement will be reached or paid in the amount of $25,000 - the automobile insurance policy limits. Is $25,000 adequate compensation for parent who lost a child due to the careless and negligent acts of another person? The answer to this question is Absolutely Not; however, however practical factors are typically considered in making a decision as to the settlement of case. Because Florida Wrongful Death cases and compensation for the same can can be quite complicated and difficult, it is important for parents who has lost a child due to the negligent acts of other to get advice, consultation, and legal representation from a Florida Personal Injury Attorney.
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