For the third consecutive year, the New York Legislature has introduced a version of the Grieving Families Act, legislation that would completely overhaul wrongful death claims in New York by permitting recovery for emotional damages and expanding the class of persons who can seek recovery for a fatality. Are the revisions enough to satisfy the Governor? Litigation attorneys Elizabeth Midgley and Chris Potenza provide their thoughts in their article for Best Lawyers, “The Push and Pitfalls of New York’s Attempt to Expand Wrongful Death Recovery.”
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