In brief A traffic accident during working hours falls under the category of occupational accidents, where the employer is usually liable. Under artikel 7:658 BW
In brief Reporting a workplace accident to the labour inspectorate is mandatory for serious accidents at work. The employer has an extensive duty of care
In short Even as a self-employed person or freelancer, you may be entitled to compensation after a workplace accident. The liability of employers for self-employed
With a workplace accident as an agency worker you can hold both the employment agency and the hirer liable. As the employer, the employment agency
In brief Calculating personal injury damages after a traffic accident is essential to correctly claim all damage items. Liability is regulated by the Wegenverkeerswet (WVW)
In short: Public transport personal injury often occurs in collisions, sudden braking, or slipping inside a bus, tram, or train. The carrier is in many
A traffic accident during working hours can raise questions about the liability of your employer. When you, as an employee, are involved in an accident
After a fatbike accident, personal injury can arise for the rider, a passenger, a cyclist, a pedestrian or another road user. Who is liable and
If you are injured as a cyclist, pedestrian or moped rider in a collision with a motor vehicle, the vehicle's owner or holder is in
Burden of proof in CIS disputes: what you need to know The burden of proof in CIS disputes is an essential part of the legal process surrounding disputes arising from negative listings in the Centraal Informatie Systeem (CIS). In this blog post we discuss in detail the rules and practical aspects of the burden of proof in CIS disputes, so that you better understand what your rights […]
