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Frequently asked questions:
What deadline do I have to give the accident report to my insurer
What time limit do I have to claim compensation for a traffic accident
How long does it take to collect traffic accident compensation?
Am I required to have the services of the lawyer assigned to me by my insurer or can I choose the lawyer I want?
When is a total vehicle accident declared in the vehicle?
What is compensation for damages?
If I have had an accident, am I obliged to carry out rehabilitation at the center decided by the insurance company?
Am I being forced to be visited by a doctor who has been hired by the opposing company to assess my situation?
The opposing insurance doctor made me sign a paper, what is this document?
If I do not agree with the insurer's assessment, can I request another doctor's assessment?
What could be the reason for the insurance company not informing me of the process that refers to my accident?
What if the driver of the vehicle responsible for the accident tested positive for alcohol or a drug test?
What if the driver of the offending vehicle did not have the mandatory insurance in place?
If the driver of the vehicle we were traveling in is found to be responsible for the accident, will we be entitled to compensation from the occupants?
If your company considers you responsible for the accident and decides not to file a claim, what should you do?
What should we do if the two vehicles involved in the accident have the same insurance company?
What is the certificate?
The certificate is a document prepared by the police when they consider that there has been a crime against traffic safety, and which states the set of proceedings related to the accident.
It includes the circumstances of the accident, the analysis of the causes, the statement of those involved and witnesses if possible and their data, the sketch of the place of the accident, the situation of the vehicles and elements involved, and all those aspects necessary to determine the cause of the accident and issue its technical report.
What if the person involved in an accident is a pedestrian?
If a pedestrian has been run over or has been involved in an accident involving personal injury, injury or damage, he or she may be entitled to compensation for damages. The value of this will vary depending on whether the responsibility lies solely with the driver of the vehicle or if it is shared between the driver and the pedestrian.
It is important to have or request the certificate, which will include a description of the facts. In the event of an accident involving a bicycle or personal mobility vehicle, the pedestrian is also entitled to compensation. While cyclists and users of personal mobility vehicles are not required to take out liability insurance, this may be covered by home or life insurance. In any case, you must contact the insurer. You can also contact a specialist lawyer so that they can study your case.