Accidents and injuries including in flight and cargo & baggage injuries can take their toll on a person’s entire life, including their ability to perform regular employment activities. Taylor & Scott maximise potential compensation ‘damages’ by investigating every claim advantage, including financial assistance to cover past and potential future earnings. Additional claim potential exists for wide-ranging assistance, depending on individual needs and establishment of a safe and healthy living arrangement. Compensation assistance can include:
- Medical expenses to cover ongoing recovery and rehabilitation
- Impairment benefits in cases where disability levels meet relevant criteria
- Death and dependency benefits
- Loss of income arising from injury
Although it’s not unreasonable to have high expectations regarding claim outcomes, it’s worth remembering that most claims are awarded according to stringent guidelines that regulate compensation payments. Considerations include the extent of injury, your age, lost earnings, care needs moving forward and out-of-pocket expenses. In many situations, a claim is best made when injuries have stabilised and a better idea of injury impacts on work and regular activities can be ascertained.
Although aircraft accident compensation claims can be made within two years of the accident, it’s usually best to commence proceedings as soon as possible, or when injury symptoms have settled and stabilised. Taylor & Scott Aircraft Accident Lawyers work with you to get the results you deserve for a progressive future.
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