Massachusetts Personal Injury Lawyer Blog

Family Receives Settlement After Child Died in Bicycle Accident

A recent court settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit in Oregon illustrates the kind of compensation that bereaved parents are entitled to when a child is killed in a bicycle accident.

As part of the settlement in the case of a 15-year-old boy who was struck by a bus while riding in the bicycle lane, the family's wrongful death attorney was able to demonstrate that the bus driver was careless in striking the young man.

The wrongful death settlement included:

• $200,000 in damages for the bereaved parents AND
• a potential additional $175,000

Visit our library to learn more about child bicycle accidents.

When selecting a child injury attorney you'll want to ask critical questions such as: how long have you been practicing law; do you have experience with bicycle accident cases in Boston, Massachusetts; what is the biggest settlement or verdict you have won?

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Question: If the insurance company has to choose between settling your child's case in HIS or HER favor or THEIR favor, which do you think they will choose?

When your child is injured or killed in a tragic accident in Massachusetts, you are forced into an unthinkable position -- pursuing a claim on behalf of your injured child. Thomas M. Kiley & Associates will take time to learn about your child's injuries, help you determine liability, and get your child the compensation he or she deserves for their personal injuries or death.

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