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Thursday 18 April 2013

Compensation Claims: Reaction on the New Law



It is expected that compensation claims can bring hope and positive outlook for the victims of accidents.

For quite sometime, it helps injured people in recovering from their loss. But this time, the change in personal injury claim will be different. It drew various reactions from different groups. Although a lot of people has something to say, the one pursuing the claim is the most affected. They are suffering physically, emotionally and financially. It   looks like the stress of seeking compensation claims is even more difficult.

A comparison between the old and new ruling is spreading on the net. One who wants to find out the difference between the two can’t help but identify the specific details when it comes to the process of claiming, paying legal fees and other information.

People injured in any kind of accident wishes to seek help by means of getting compensated for the “unnecessary pain” brought by the incident. It seems that the new ruling is not in favor of them. They deserve to receive the right amount. Under the new rule, if they win the case, they need to scrap the legal fees from the award that will be granted to them. Getting compensated is one thing, but getting well-compensated is another thing. After all, they are not supposed to be suffering and enduring the litigation process if not for the negligence of others, right? Definitely right!

Take a look at the pain and suffering of the individual. He has to suffer from an injury, goes through with the medical treatment, buys medicines, spends to repair or replace the damaged vehicle, pays for additional expenses because of the injury and even hires an assistant to help him. Obviously, he cannot work, oh no! That’s a loss of income on his part. What about the lost time, lost opportunity and social gatherings he missed because of what happened to him. It’s not just the physical pain that hurts, but also the emotional stress that affects him. Don’t you think he deserves to be “well-compensated?”

Just sharing some thoughts and hopefully, sheds some light to others.  

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