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ARTICLE · 23 APRIL 2024

When Money Isn't The Motivator For Justice In Wrongful Death Cases

How can you possibly put a monetary value on the life of a loved one?...

CanadaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

How can you possibly put a monetary value on the life of a loved one?

Unfortunately, this is a question many people wrestle with when a loved one passes away due to someone's negligence.

In a wrongful death case, some heads of damage are easier to calculate - the costs associated with funeral and burial expenses and lost income-earning potential, for example. But what about losses that have no monetary value, but incredible emotional value?

How do you put a price on companionship? On the lessons that a parent would have taught their children? On years of love, happy memories, and emotional support from which family members could have benefitted if a person's life had not been cut short?

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