Pennsylvania Death Claim Supplement to Compromise And Release Agreement (PCs) is a document used to settle or compromise a claim for damages due to the death of a Pennsylvania resident. It is a legal agreement between the claimant and the defendant that resolves the claim in exchange for a one-time payment. The PCs are an important document for parties involved in a death claim, as it outlines the terms of the settlement and helps ensure that the claimant is adequately compensated for their loss. There are two types of PCs: the Standard PCs and the Pennsylvania Wrongful Death Claim Supplement. The Standard PCs is used for settlements involving claims for damages due to the death of a natural person, while the Pennsylvania Wrongful Death Claim Supplement is used for settlements involving claims due to the death of a business entity or other non-natural person. Both documents require that the claimant or their representative sign the agreement in order for the settlement to be valid.