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In order to be awarded compensation, the families of wrongful death victims must prove that the death was the result of another person or party's negligence, malicious behavior or malpractice. If the plaintiff cannot show proof of fault, compensation will not be awarded.
A party who files a wrongful death claim seeking financial damages from the responsible group or individual must prove that certain elements are true in their case to win in court. Successful parties must prove that the responsible party had a duty to act in a certain way, failed to act according to that duty, and in doing so, injured another party, causing damages resulting in death.
In this section of the site, you’ll find more information on proving fault in a wrongful death case. Topics include:
- Evidence in Wrongful Death Cases
- Preponderance of the Evidence
- Judge and Jury Trial
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Florida lawmakers to push for texting ban in 2010 to reduce car accidents
Attorneys who handle cases for car accidents, wrongful death and personal injury have seen a troubling increase in the number of accidents caused by people distracted while texting. Now that the issue is finally getting national attention and public support, they hope lawmakers in Tallahassee will be able to pass a bill banning texting while driving.As Florida legislators get ready for the ...
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Woman killed, 2 injured in Central Florida car accident
A Central Florida woman suffered wrongful death and two others suffered personal injury this weekend in a car accident in Marion County, Florida. Lawyers and authorities are looking into what caused the tragic accident.According to officials from the Florida Highway Patrol, a 2005 Nissan 350Z was traveling North on 115th Avenue at around 3:30 a.m. in the suburb of Fellowship when for some ...
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