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Under the Michigan wrongful death law, a Michigan wrongful death lawsuit may seek compensation for several types of monetary damages, including:
- Damages for the conscious pain and suffering of the victim, between the time of the wrongful injury and death
- Medical and funeral expenses
- Loss of projected future earnings, which would have helped support the victim's spouse, children, and other dependents
- Loss of other income and benefits (pension, medical coverage, etc.), which would have helped support the victim's spouse, children, and other dependents
- Pain and suffering or mental anguish of the victim's surviving spouse, children, or other immediate family members
- Loss of care, protection, and companionship of the victim's surviving spouse, children, or other immediate family members
The type and amount of damages which can be claimed in a Michigan wrongful death lawsuit will depend on the many complex factors.
If a loved one lost his or her life in an accident that may have been caused by the fault of another person, product, doctor, hospital or company, talk with an experienced Michigan wrongful death lawyer. Submit a simple, free and confidential legal consultation form today.
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