Hochul to Legislature: Let’s agree on helping grieving families before today’s midnight deadline ...Middle East

There has been much discussion about the merits of changing New York’s wrongful death statute, first enacted in 1847. The law today allows individuals to recover monetary damages for the loss of a loved one, measured in economic impact, without compensating for the emotional toll.

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