Explainer videos
1:55Personal injury lawyer: free help or legal aid?
How do recoverable legal costs, legal expenses insurance and Dutch subsidised legal aid differ? Questions to ask beforehand.
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1:49Personal injury after a road collision: first steps
Care, evidence, liability and insurance: how to start a careful record after a road collision.
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1:41Compensation for pain and suffering: what counts?
Non-material harm, comparable cases and guidelines require context; an online amount is not a personal assessment.
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1:40Proving personal injury: which documents help?
Separate what happened, medical consequences and the amount of loss when preparing an evidence file.
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1:46Personal injury limitation periods: no single deadline
Different parties and claims may have different deadlines. Obtain timely advice about limitation and interruption.
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1:52Reporting a workplace accident and claiming damages
What should you record, and why is a labour inspection report different from a compensation claim?
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1:51Medical error: complaint or damages claim?
Disappointing treatment, a complaint and a compensation claim are different matters. Choose an appropriate route.
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1:51Requesting a personal injury advance payment
Substantiate current losses and earlier payments. An advance does not guarantee every amount requested.
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1:45Final discharge: what does your settlement close?
Check losses, future expectations, advances and the precise scope of final discharge before agreeing.
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1:47Lost income after an accident: what should you compare?
Pay, allowances and future prospects require an evidenced comparison with life without the accident.
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1:42Whiplash and compensation: substantiating symptoms
Care, symptom history, medical assessment and legal causation are separate parts of the case.
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1:45Household assistance after injury: which tasks count?
Record tasks, additional help and reasonable time and costs, including assistance from relatives.
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1:46Affectieschade: when can close relatives claim?
Dutch affectieschade, care costs and shockschade are different claims. Check eligible relationships and current law.
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1:43Settling a child's personal injury claim: consent and BEM
A minor's settlement needs special safeguards and clear arrangements for managing compensation.
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1:48Dog bites and personal injury: care, reporting and losses
What to do after a dog bite, and why reporting a safety incident differs from seeking compensation.
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