You have lost a parent, a spouse, a child in a mortal accident; you can claim the transfer of compensation which your loved one was entitled to.
Using Josh Clayton law can save you a lot of time and even optimizes the conditions for the transfer of compensation.
However, it is important to add that in a wrongful death case, compensation is given to the family. A lawyer will help to determine the economic and non-economic damages to the family and also determine your rights.
Who are the Relatives Likely to Ask for Compensation After a Fatal Accident
These are the heirs or rightful ones. They will be able regardless of their action as victims to obtain the transfer of compensation from the deceased.
It is the spouse in the broad sense, that is to say, the one who has the quality of spouse, this is the children of the victim of the fatal accident. It can still be the distant relatives of the victim in the absence of any children.
In terms of the transfer of compensation, the principle is simple: we use the rules specific to the right of succession.
What are the Rights and the Reparation you can Claim
If you lost a loved one is in a fatal accident, you wouldbe compensated by the insurer or the driver responsible. Your compensation must include:
- The moral damage of each family member.
- The economic loss you suffer if your spouse or one of your parents died in the accident.
- The reimbursement of funeral expenses.
- Some expenses incurred by the fatal accident of your parent, spouse.
Note that you have the right to ask the insurer a provision against your future compensation. Be careful, the insurer is likely to offer you a lower provision. An emergency procedure before the judge will make it possible to obtain a provision adapted to your personal situation.
