Undoubtedly when someone dies suddenly, or as a result of a prolonged illness there are considerable financial implications for those left behind. Most immediately there are funeral expenses to cover.
More long-term are the financial implications for the family, especially if the deceased had dependent children and was perhaps sole, or dual breadwinner. It may have been that the deceased had suffered a long illness and had been unable to work in the months or years leading up to their death, causing financial hardship for the family as a result of lost earnings.
All of these financial elements will be for consideration when valuing your compensation
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