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If liability has been acknowledged by the third party and there are few complications, then there are no costs! Besides material and immaterial damages, the costs and that of witnesses have also to take place. This involves legal fees that are not entirely covered by the Insurer of the third party as legal aid for the insurer is marked as a damage/compensation costs. These costs must bear a relationship to the assessment of damages/compensation. In the most ideal situation the Insurer of the opposing party compensates both the costs of the damages and the legal aid costs related to the procedure.
However, in many personal injury cases the situation is more complex. The insurer of the opposing party declines to acknowledge |
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liability. The medical findings are brought into question and brought to back to existing ailments. There is insufficient evidence relating to the actual accident. A legal procedure has to be started up and claimed. In such a case ArboClaim offers “a no cure no pay” agreement if there is sufficient grounds to claim compensation and the amount of legal work involved justifies this.
If efforts to claim compensation on your behalf are of no avail, there are no costs involved. If however compensation is awarded, then the aforementioned agreed percentage will be deducted to cover the risk and costs involved on our behalf. Enquire always as what your possibilities are. |
