Can I file a civil lawsuit against a funeral home that breached a contract and misplaced cremated remains?
It is called loss of sepulcher and few attorneys are aware of that common law cause of action.
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It is called loss of sepulcher and few attorneys are aware of that common law cause of action.
Many venues have a rough formula so you need to speak to local counsel to ascertain likely outcome in your venue.
Sounds like he suffered from lack of proper care from several providers. Have autopsy report, hospital records and residential facility records...
If these medications caused injuries then there is a case. Contact local malpractice counsel.
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Underinsurance policies do not pile on top of the adverse policy. They provide coverage only up to the limits of the underinsurance limits.
Without suffering an injury, thankfully, you have no cause of action. You get compensation for what happened not what almost happened.
You should make your medical care decisions and not your attorney. Without knowing policy limits, seeing your medical records, knowing your special...
Your workers compensation attorney should be able to extend your benefits if your condition persists. Discuss with workers compensation counsel.
If they took it from a public vantage point you may have no cause of action. Confirm with local counsel.