If you’ve been involved in a road accident in Italy, you may be entitled to compensation for injuries, vehicle damage, and other losses. Navigating the claims process—especially in a foreign legal system—can be complex. We provide expert guidance to ensure your rights are fully protected.
In Italy, the first step is often filing a direct compensation claim through your insurance provider. However, insurance companies may undervalue or deny valid claims. Early legal intervention is critical to securing fair compensation.
Italian law recognizes two primary categories of damages in road accident cases:
Property damage: repair or replacement costs for your vehicle.
Lost income (lucro cessante): compensation for wages lost due to injury.
Medical expenses: costs for treatment, rehabilitation, and future care.
Biological damage (danno biologico): physical and psychological injuries, evaluated by medical experts.
Moral damage (danno morale): emotional distress and suffering caused by the accident.
Existential damage (danno esistenziale): life-altering impacts on daily activities, relationships, or quality of life.
In severe cases, additional claims (e.g., parental damage for families of fatal accident victims) may apply.
Our approach is structured to maximize your compensation:
Pre-litigation phase: we negotiate directly with insurance companies and appointed experts to secure a fair settlement.
Litigation phase: if the insurer denies or undervalues your claim, we pursue your case in court with tailored legal strategies.
We handle all types of accidents—from minor injuries to catastrophic or fatal collisions—ensuring meticulous assessment of both immediate and long-term losses.
