Here you can find guides, information and articles related to situations in which you are most likely to incur physical harm for which you can then seek compensation.
We particularly pay attention to current legislation and ongoing updates in this area.
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Has a family member died at work or while commuting to or from work? Discover who may be held responsible, […]
Wrongful death in Italy: how the law protects surviving family members. Who can claim compensation, which laws apply, and how […]
How to obtain compensation for damages caused by a road traffic accident and how insurance reimbursement works. Time limits, procedures, […]
Workplace accidents: who bears the burden of proof Order no. 26021 of 24 September 2025, issued by the Employment Section […]
Comprehensive legal guide on actions to take following a fatal mountain accident in winter, on ski slopes or off-piste. Liability, […]
Who to contact in cases of medical malpractice, meaning errors or omissions by healthcare personnel. If a patient has suffered […]
Compensation for medical malpractice is calculated using tables that take into account factors such as permanent and temporary disability, the […]
Medical liability refers to the responsibility of a healthcare professional for harm suffered by a patient as a result of […]
Let us examine how biological damage is calculated, which medical-legal tables and criteria apply, and why the medico-legal assessment is […]
In 2025, the Italian Supreme Court (Corte di Cassazione) recognised compensation for the death of a foetus as a form […]
Updates for third-party passengers: possibility of cumulative claims against multiple insurers. Here is how it works in Italy, including for […]
Discover how to report a hospital for medical negligence: timelines, procedures and compensation. A guide for Italian and foreign patients. […]
