Very sorry for your loss. I cannot imagine it really, I'd have to go through it to feel the same. I only hope you can cope with it in time :( Personally, the d

Very sorry for your loss. I cannot imagine it really, I'd have to go through it to feel the same. I only hope you can cope with it in time :( Personally, the damage is done. While no amount of money can ever bring your son back, you could at least do some good with anything you get from the company. So don't take this as getting money in return for your son's life, that is now what this is. With that in mind, I'd personally think about two ways: - Increase the amount (at least $1 million) and put a condition in your agreement to keep silent. The condition should be for the company to look into the shortcoming and correct it, with an assessment a few months later (either internal or by yourself) whose report should be provided to you. - Failing the first, take them to court if you know you can win. This will not only (hopefully) increase what you get, but also forces them to correct themselves