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Patient has diagnois of cognative mental disorder and was admitted due to a fall resulting in an additional head injury.
answered on Dec 28, 2021
A Tennessee attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It would be a firm that handles personal injury, and possibly med mal if the incident was related to the patient's care. It's difficult to say with exactness, based on this brief description. Good luck
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answered on Nov 30, 2020
No. The conservator usually has to file a final accounting with the Court with a Suggestion of Death. You might file a Suggestion with the Death Certificate copy yourself.
died before the lawsuit was settled, and lived in the state of California. I live in Tenn. I was named successor in interest over my brothers Lawsuit. He died on 11/27/2015 while Tn inheritence tax was in effect, The total amount I received was 28658.69. I plan on deducting 4500. for an expense he... View More 
answered on Aug 21, 2016
your lawyer should be able to answer that. The law of the state where the estate is governs. Also note generally the claims of injury cases are not subject to state or federal taxes, and hopefully your lawyer worked the wongful death/survival claims in a way that gives the best bounce. But you... View More
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