Wouldn't you agree that in some situations that this is warranted?
You were a bit vague about the specifics of how the hypothetical death occured. There are cases where lawsuits are warranted and others where not.
I'm glad that the family of somebody losing their life due to the negligence or greed of another person or organization can be compensated in leiu of the potential lost income/value and lifelong companionship of the deceased.
Or should the deceased's family just live in a ditch so someone can pocket a few more bucks?
I know that the system gets abused, but this is the spirit of what you are questioning.
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Wouldn't you agree that in some situations that this is warranted?
You were a bit vague about the specifics of how the hypothetical death occured. There are cases where lawsuits are warranted and others where not.
I'm glad that the family of somebody losing their life due to the negligence or greed of another person or organization can be compensated in leiu of the potential lost income/value and lifelong companionship of the deceased.
Or should the deceased's family just live in a ditch so someone can pocket a few more bucks?
I know that the system gets abused, but this is the spirit of what you are questioning.