Dealing with the aftermath of a serious road accident is one of the most challenging ordeals a person and their family can face. When we talk about severe injuries, we are not just referring to physical damage, but to an event that disrupts daily life, work prospects, and personal well-being. As an expert lawyer for compensation claims in Milan, Avv. Marco Bianucci deeply understands that behind every legal case there is a human story that requires listening, understanding, and an impeccable defense strategy to obtain fair restitution.
In the Italian legal system, severe injuries are those that result in permanent disability exceeding 9%, clearly distinguishing them from minor injuries (or micro-permanent injuries). Handling these cases requires specific expertise, as compensation must cover various types of damage: biological damage (the injury to psychophysical integrity itself), moral damage (inner suffering), and material damage (medical expenses, future assistance, and loss of earning capacity). In Milan, and throughout Italy, the reference point for quantifying these damages is the Milan Court Schedules, recognized by the Supreme Court of Cassation as a national benchmark for equity in the liquidation of non-pecuniary damage.
A common mistake is to rely solely on the assessment proposed by insurance companies, which naturally tend to undervalue claims. For an expert lawyer in road accident cases, the essential starting point is a rigorous independent medico-legal expert report. This report must highlight not only the disability percentage but also the impact of the injury on the victim's specific life, a crucial aspect for obtaining what is known as damage personalization.
Avv. Marco Bianucci, operating from his office at Via Alberto da Giussano 26, adopts a working method that prioritizes detailed analysis and collaboration with trusted medico-legal experts and specialists. The goal is not to accept the first offer, but to build a solid evidentiary dossier that compels the opposing party to recognize the actual extent of the harm suffered. The firm's approach focuses on the meticulous reconstruction of the accident's dynamics and the precise quantification of each damage item, including often overlooked existential damages. The priority is to ensure that the client can focus on their rehabilitation journey, knowing that their rights are protected by a competent professional.
Severe injuries are serious physical damages that result in permanent disability exceeding 9 percentage points. This category includes complex traumas, significant anatomical or functional losses that require long periods of rehabilitation and often permanently alter the victim's lifestyle.
The calculation is primarily based on the Milan Court Schedules, which convert disability points and the victim's age into a monetary value. However, this is just the starting point: an experienced lawyer will work to apply damage personalization, increasing the base amount in relation to how the injury has specifically impacted the client's life.
The timelines vary depending on the complexity of the case and the stabilization of the clinical conditions (clinical recovery). It is not possible to close the case until the damage has stabilized. Avv. Marco Bianucci works to obtain advances and interim payments during the process, and then to finalize the balance once the medical situation has consolidated.
Not always. A significant part of Avv. Marco Bianucci's work involves a very thorough pre-litigation phase. By presenting unassailable documentation and correct quantification to the insurance company, it is often possible to reach a satisfactory agreement without having to endure the timeframes of a civil trial.
If you or a family member have been the victim of a serious road accident, it is essential to act with awareness and professional support. Avv. Marco Bianucci is available for an initial consultation at his Milan office, during which the available documentation will be analyzed and the most appropriate strategy to protect your rights will be outlined. Contact the firm to schedule an appointment and receive a preliminary opinion on your situation.