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Woman dies after M-115 crash

Woman dies after M-115 crash

A Boon woman died at a Cadillac hospital after a two-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon in Wexford County.

The Wexford County Sheriff’s Office said the crash happened around 2:56 p.m. Sept. 16 at M-115 and West 13th Street.

Deputies said a Cedar man driving southeast and the woman collided in an intersection. She was taken to Munson Hospital in Cadillac, where she died from her injuries. The man was treated for minor injuries at the scene.

Cherry Grove Township fire and emergency medical personnel and Michigan State Police assisted sheriff’s deputies. The crash remains under investigation.

Wrongful death claims after a fatal Michigan crash

When another person’s negligence causes a fatal crash, Michigan law allows a wrongful death lawsuit if the person who died could have pursued a claim had they survived. Under MCL 600.2922, the lawsuit must be brought by the personal representative, the person authorized to act for the deceased person’s estate.

Recoverable losses can include reasonable medical, hospital, funeral and burial expenses, loss of financial support and loss of companionship. These losses must be supported by evidence, and recovery depends on establishing the underlying claim.

Michigan Legal Center’s explanation of Michigan wrongful death deadlines describes how the claim type and the personal representative’s appointment can affect the time available to file.

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