Claiming the Compensation You Deserve After a Motor Accident
The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 establishes Motor Accidents Claims Tribunals (MACTs) in India for adjudicating compensation claims arising from road accidents. The law imposes a no-fault or fault-based liability framework ensuring that victims receive adequate and timely compensation.
• Injured victims of road accidents
• Legal heirs and dependants of deceased accident victims
• Third parties injured by negligent driving
Under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, compensation claims cover:
• Medical expenses and hospitalisation costs
• Loss of earnings and future earning capacity
• Permanent disability compensation
• Pain, suffering, and loss of amenities
• Loss of consortium (for surviving family members)
• Funeral expenses in fatal accident cases
• Loss of dependency for legal heirs of deceased victims
Insurance companies frequently raise objections to MACT claims on grounds such as policy violations, licence defects, or disputed liability. Pramod Kumar Bhardwaj ADR represents claimants against insurer objections and ensures that valid claims are pursued to their full and fair conclusion.
• Filing claims before the Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal
• Evidence preparation — medical records, accident reports, spot panchanama
• Cross-examination of insurance witnesses
• Calculation and presentation of structured compensation claims
• Appeals against low-compensation awards