There is no reliable average settlement that determines what an individual family’s case is worth.
The value can depend on factors such as the deceased person’s age and circumstances, income and earning history, services provided to the household, relationships with surviving beneficiaries, insurance coverage, number of potentially responsible parties, strength of the liability evidence, and other case-specific circumstances.
Nonfinancial losses involving companionship, parental guidance, care, and emotional suffering can also be important parts of an Arizona wrongful death claim.
