Personal injury

A personal injury claims handler can be liable if careless representation demonstrably led to a worse result. Think of missing a time limit, overlooking loss

A physiotherapist can be liable if the treatment falls below the required professional standard and additional damage arises as a result. More pain after a

All the heads of personal injury compensation at a glance: loss of earning capacity, help from loved ones, medical costs, pain and suffering and loss due to death.

Injured as an intern, student or volunteer? Your protection depends on the actual working relationship, the work and who controlled safety.

A slip, burn or cut at work in cleaning or hospitality can lead to a personal injury claim. Find out who may be liable and which evidence you should secure.

An accident in agriculture or greenhouse horticulture can affect your health, income and accommodation. Find out who may be liable and which evidence matters.

After a machine accident, both the technical situation and the organisation of the work determine liability. Read which facts to record and which parties may be responsible.

An advance payment can spare you from pre-financing the costs of a workplace accident while your damage is still being assessed. Read which evidence helps and how to avoid an unintended final settlement.

A mistake at work does not automatically mean you bear all the damage yourself. Read how ordinary inattention differs from wilful recklessness and what to do if your claim is rejected.

Having no signed employment contract does not mean you have no rights after a workplace accident. Read which evidence helps and what to do if the company says you are not entitled to anything.