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April 20th, 2009 by HoganWillig | No Comments | Filed in Aviation Law, Personal Injury LawAirplane crashes cause a substantial amount of pain and suffering for all those involved—families, friends and the surrounding community. Dealing with that pain and suffering can at times be unbearable, especially given the suddenness of a loved one being taken away. At the beginning, it is hard to imagine how one will press on and be able to continue supporting (financially and emotionally) the survivors of the victim. It is a rare occurrence when family or friends don’t question “why did this happen” and wonder if the accident was fate or if it could have been prevented.
I’m sure we’ve all heard in recent news about the many plane crashes occurring both inside and outside the United States. (more…)
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