Question 1

What is the process for filing a National Insurance claim?

Accepted Answer

The process of filing a claim with the National Insurance Institute begins with contacting the institution with all relevant medical documents. We accompany you at every stage: gathering documents, submitting the application, representation in medical committees, and appealing if necessary.

Question 2

How much money can I expect to receive as compensation?

Accepted Answer

The compensation amount is not fixed in advance, but is the result of weighing many different parameters that vary from client to client. The calculation takes into account factors such as injury severity and disability percentage (if determined), the victim's age, past and future wage losses, medical expenses, and pain and suffering. Since every case is examined based on its unique circumstances and the evidence presented, the most professional way to estimate the case value is through a thorough examination of your specific data within an organized legal consultation.

Question 3

What is the difference between a Will and an Inheritance Order?

Accepted Answer

A Will is a document in which a person determines in advance how their estate will be divided after their passing. An Inheritance Order is a court decision determining who the legal heirs are when there is no Will, or when there is a Will and court approval is needed for its implementation. It is always recommended to draft a Will in advance to prevent future disputes.

Question 4

What should I do if the insurance company rejected the claim?

Accepted Answer

Rejection of a claim by an insurance company is not the end of the road. In such cases, it is important to deeply examine the reasons for rejection and act through appropriate channels – whether by filing an objection, presenting supplementary medical evidence, or turning to legal authorities. We guide our clients in examining the legality of the rejection and build a personalized legal strategy to protect their rights against the insurance company.

Question 5

Is there a statute of limitations for tort and insurance claims?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it is important to know the differences: for general tort claims (like car accidents or negligence), the statute of limitations is usually 7 years from the event. However, for claims under an insurance policy (like life insurance, loss of working capacity, or nursing care), the period is shorter, standing at only 3 years. For minors, the statute of limitations 'clock' starts only when they reach age 18. Due to the complexity of calculating dates, early legal advice is recommended to ensure your rights do not expire.

Question 6

How are attorney fees calculated?

Accepted Answer

The calculation of fees is adapted to the type of legal service required: In tort and car accident claims, the fee is usually derived as a percentage of the financial result achieved at the end of the process (Success Fee). In other areas, such as wills, agreements, or estate management, the fee is usually set as a global amount or based on the scope of work. We insist on full transparency from the start, and will provide a detailed explanation of the fee structure during the consultation meeting.

Question 7

Is it mandatory to attend the court hearing?

Accepted Answer

The need for physical presence in court varies depending on the type of hearing and the judicial instance's decision. In many cases, we work to achieve settlements outside of court to eliminate the need for prolonged proceedings. If a hearing requiring your participation is necessary, we provide close guidance, comprehensive preparation, and professional representation at every stage. Our goal is to manage the process for you efficiently.

Question 8

How long does it take to receive compensation in a car accident claim?

Accepted Answer

The duration of handling the case is not fixed and varies according to the circumstances. We manage the proceeding thoroughly and wait for the full medical picture to clarify, in order to ensure the exhaustion of rights due to you by law and prevent a situation of closing the file prematurely.

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