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Nevada’s wrongful death statute is Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 41.085. It spells out how the decedent’s heirs may sue the at-fault parties for grief, loss of consortium, loss of probable support, and the decedent’s pain and suffering. Meanwhile, the decedent’s estate can sue for the decedent’s medical bills and funeral expenses, any compensatory damages the …
California Code of Civil Procedure 377.60 CCP is the statute that allows certain people to file a wrongful death lawsuit. Eligible parties include a deceased person’s surviving spouse, domestic partner, or children. These parties are sometimes referred to as “heirs” in a wrongful death cause of action. The party that passed is often referred to …
NRS 41.085 is Nevada’s wrongful death statute. What is wrongful death? Wrongful death is the most serious claim a person can sue for. When a victim dies due to someone else’s fault, that victim’s estate or heirs can sue the at-fault person for it. A common example is when a drunk driver causes a fatal car accident. …