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Insurance law
Liability law regulates the repair or compensation of damage suffered. If you accuse someone else of causing you harm, you can hold that person liable. In addition, it often happens that the other party is insured for the damage caused to you. Whether liability actually exists must be examined on the basis of the circumstances and relevant facts.
You often have various current insurance policies, both business and private. These are intended to cover risks that you cannot or do not want to bear yourself. In many cases there is no discussion in the event of damage and everything is settled quickly. Unfortunately, problems and discussions about the damage often arise. This may involve a difference in interpretation of the policy conditions and the amount of a claim payment. Cases may also arise in which coverage or benefits are refused, because there was concealment when taking out the insurance or the suspicion of fraud.
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Beoordelen van aansprakelijkheidskwesties
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Aansprakelijk stellen van derden
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Verhalen van schade
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Verweer tegen een aan u gerichte aansprakelijkheidstelling
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Klachtprocedures tegen uw verzekeraar
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Vermeldingen in interne en externe registers (waaronder CIS) als gevolg van fraude
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Discussies over uitleg van de polisvoorwaarden