Compensation
If you are injured after a traffic accident, workplace accident, dog bite or other accident, you suffer damages. Damages for which you can claim compensation. Unexpected costs are just around the corner:
- Your clothes may be broken
- You will have to pay hospital fees
- You will receive less income
- You will need domestic help that needs to be paid for
We call these above costs all material damages. You may also face intangible damages, also called emotional damage. You may be able to claim compensation for pain and suffering after an accident.
What is compensation for pain and suffering?
The Van Dale dictionary, a well-known Dutch dictionary, defines it as follows:
Compensation for damages that cannot be expressed in money:
- as a result of physical or psychological harm
- if the victim’s honour or reputation has been harmed or the victim’s person has otherwise been affected,
- if there is an intention to cause immaterial damage, or
- if there is impairment of the memory of a family member.
Would you like us to claim your right to compensation for pain and suffering on your behalf? Then fill in the contact form or call 020 – 214 99 00.
Mapping out damage before submitting claim
In order to fully recover your damages from the other party, a calculation of the total damages (personal injury + compensation for pain and suffering) will have to be made first. For the sake of proof, we advise you to keep all receipts for costs you have incurred. Claiming emotional damages and handling the personal injury case is always done by our lawyer free of charge. Therefore, contact us today and let us explain how our personal injury lawyers work.