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Asked 4 months ago - Warren, MI
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Decednt was a passanger died in a sngle car accident. He was survived by his wife and 6 months old daughter.
The owner of the vehicle carries 20/40 coverage.
It is my understanding that an injured person is entitled to excess wage loss. Is this provision also applicable to survivor loss?
My question is, whether the 6 months old kid collect the survivoe loss benefit in excess of 3 years?
If so, who would be the proper defendant?
Do we have to sue him in his personal capacity OR his insurance carrier will be responsible for the excess wage loss.
What if the defendant only carries 20/40 coverage.
What do you suggest?
I would suggest that you consult with a local attorney to review all the issues. Many times there are issues that are not at first apparent. Contact a local attorney and ask for a free consultation. Most attorneys will meet with you to review all of the issues and to share with you the best options. By meeting with an attorney, you will not be incurring a fee.
Your posting is a bit confusing. I cannot tell your position in this factual scenario. I suggest that you consult with a personal injury attorney in your area and discuss all of the facts face-to-face with an attorney.
Generally personal injury attorneys will provide you with a free consultation. Call someone for and appointment and ask the attorney what records you should bring to the meeting.
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