Question from a reader:
Several months after breaking my spine in a traffic accident, I fell during a hospital visit due to pain and fractured another part of my body. In this case, is it legally possible to seek compensation from the other party for the second fracture? I also needed to be hospitalized; what will happen now?
Question from a reader:
In an accident between bicycles, the fault ratio is 3:7 (other party: myself). I have sustained injuries requiring three months of recovery, including hospitalization, while the other party is uninjured. In this case, should I treat it as a personal injury accident or a property damage accident? I would appreciate your reasoning as well.
Question from a reader:
I raised my hand and crossed at the crosswalk in front of the station, but I ended up in contact with a car that didn’t stop. I have developed a herniated disc and have been receiving outpatient treatment for a year now. In such cases, how much compensation can I expect?
Question from a reader:
A few days ago, I was involved in an accident between a car and a bicycle. I was riding my bicycle, and my injuries are just bruises and contusions. I’m considering going to the hospital. According to the police, it has been confirmed through the dashcam footage that both parties ran a red light. Initially, it was
Question from a reader:
In a traffic accident where the other party is 80% at fault and I am the only one injured, the other party’s insurance company suggested that I submit a medical certificate to the police and switch to a personal injury case. Should I switch to a personal injury case?
Traffic accidents are unfortunate
