Accidents on public or private land
Every day, in public or private places, there are various hidden hazards that can pose a threat to people's safety. Improperly closed drains, overhanging tree roots, ice sheets, uneven or wet pavements are just some of the pitfalls that, if not properly marked, can cause accidents, sometimes with serious consequences. Lack of proper maintenance or negligence in marking such hazards can seriously compromise the safety of citizens.
If you have experienced an injury due to such conditions, it is essential to act quickly to protect your rights. By contacting our team, we will carefully evaluate your situation and the documentation provided.
Once we have established the premises of responsibility, we will immediately send one of our experts to the scene to take the necessary surveys and acquire images and other evidence critical to the proper handling of your case. Our priority is always to ensure that you receive the maximum compensation you deserve as a result of damages sustained.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you have suffered damage in Italy, the law does not see the lack of citizenship as an obstacle to compensation.
In the presence of minors, the law requires a legal guardian (father, mother, etc.)
Our clients are relieved from outlays in the case of certain right.
The time required to conclude the compensation process varies greatly. As a studio, we strive to process cases as quickly as possible, but bureaucracy requires its own time.
Reaching a solution in this case is difficult but not impossible. The role of witnesses and circumstantial evidence is crucial, contact us promptly to assess the possible action to take.
Depending on the type of damage, the statute of limitations varies from two to five years.
If the insurance contract provides coverage for the driver, you can request reimbursement for physical damages only.
You are still in time to submit a damage claim, provided there is established medical liability.
In this case, you can pursue the compensation path, in the presence of proven medical liability within 5 years of the events.