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The Most Common Misconceptions Related to Wrongful Death Cases

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A wrongful death could be the result of medical malpractice (around 98k people die each year because of medical errors, or because the person was hit by a speeding driver – speeding killed 12,151 people in 2022. Overall, 227,664 people died because of unintentional injuries in 2022, with car accidents a major cause. Many of these cases could be classed as wrongful deaths. A wrongful death case can…

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