The tragedy of wrongful death is an unfathomably deep and painful experience that affects not only those directly involved, but all of their close family, friends, and relatives. Such a traumatic event can cause a range of emotions that can range from shock to immense grief. At the heart of this tragedy is the fact that a life has been taken unjustly. This wrongful death can be caused by a variety of factors from medical malpractice to car accidents to workplace negligence. Whatever the cause, the aftermath is often the same – indescribable grief and a sense of injustice. For the close family and relatives of the deceased, the shock and sorrow can be overwhelming. Not only are they mourning the loss of a loved one, but they’re also struggling to come to terms with the fact that their loved one’s death was due to the wrongdoing of another person or entity. This grief can be incredibly difficult to process and can often lead to feelings of anger and helplessness. The emotional impact of wrongful death on family members and close relatives can be so deep and far-reaching that it can be difficult to place a monetary value on the loss they’ve experienced. When a jury is tasked with deciding on a settlement amount, they must take into consideration the loss of companionship, love, and society, as well as the pain and suffering that the close family members have experienced due to the loss of their loved one. The emotional and financial toll that wrongful death can have on a family is often incalculable. While a jury may be able to determine a monetary value for the wrongful death of a loved one, the emotional impact on the family and close relatives is something that can never be truly measured.