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Code of Civil Procedure § 377.60 CCP is the primary California wrongful death statute. This section allows certain heirs to bring a lawsuit seeking damages. Eligible parties include a deceased person’s: surviving spouse, domestic partner, or children. The code section reads as follows: 337.60 A cause of action for the death of a person caused …
According to insurance data, the average payout across the U.S. for a pain and suffering settlement in a personal injury case is approximately $15,000. This amount will increase as a person’s injuries become more significant. Similarly, the amount will go down as one’s injuries grow less severe. Other factors that may impact a settlement figure …
In a personal injury case, general damages are the compensation you receive for the intangible losses following an injury, like pain and suffering and emotional distress. By contrast, special damages are the compensation for losses that are more ascertainable, like medical expenses and lost wages. While general damages are sometimes referred to as “non-economic damages,” …
A Nevada arraignment hearing is typically the first court appearance in the life of a criminal case. It is where charges are formally brought against the defendant and where the accused enters an initial plea. 1. What takes place at a Nevada arraignment hearing? An arraignment in Nevada is a court hearing where the prosecution …