By Andy Gillin
and Ralph L. Jacobson
This article appears on Page 7.
When considering representation and suit over a client's losses arising from the death of another in California, explore several threshold issues: (1) is your client's relationship to the deceased such that your client has a claim at all; (2) who else has a claim; (3) what damages can be sought by whom; and (4) what are the causes of action to be pleade...
and Ralph L. Jacobson
This article appears on Page 7.
When considering representation and suit over a client's losses arising from the death of another in California, explore several threshold issues: (1) is your client's relationship to the deceased such that your client has a claim at all; (2) who else has a claim; (3) what damages can be sought by whom; and (4) what are the causes of action to be pleade...
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