Legal Question in Insurance Law in California

I live in the state of California. My father lived and passed away in California on Dec 6th. He died of Bacterial Pnemonia. Approx 4 days prior to his hospitalization, he got into a single vehicle accident where he was the driver. He passed out and drove into a creek. He was ambulated to the local emergency room, clothes were soaking wet. My dad had accidental life insurance. I have been told by my friends/family that I should file a claim because the Baterial Pnemonia which caused his death was a direct result of the car accident and driving into the creek. Do you think that this would be a valid claim? His death cert states cause of death was Bacterial Pnemonia. Thanks for any advice.


Asked on 2/17/11, 8:56 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
ARMAN MOHEBAN LAW OFFICES OF ARMAN MOHEBAN

WAS THERE ANOTHER VEHICLE INVOLVED IN CAUSING THE ACCIDENT? IT IS NOT CLEAR AS TO WHOM YOU WOULD WANT TO FILE A CLAIM AGAINST. FEEL FREE TO CALL US AT 213.388.707 FOR A FREE CONSULTATION.

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Answered on 2/17/11, 2:06 pm


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