After a road accident, the at-fault party’s insurer is responsible for its consequences under their third-party liability policy. In practice, the first payout is sometimes too low, and injured people do not submit all the claims they are entitled to.
Claims following personal injury
- Compensation for non-material harm for harm suffered, pain, suffering and reduced quality of life.
- Reimbursement of treatment and rehabilitation costs, travel, care and equipment.
- Lost income for the period of incapacity for work.
- Periodic compensation payments, in cases of permanent impairment or increased needs.
Claims following vehicle damage
- Repair costs based on original parts rather than replacement alternatives.
- Hire of a replacement car during repairs.
- Loss of the vehicle’s market value after repairs.
Read more about top-ups to underpaid claims on our page about property damage compensation, and about personal injury on our page about road accident compensation.
Why it is worth checking the payout
Accepting an underpayment usually does not prevent you from claiming the difference before the limitation period expires. Submit your case: we will assess what you are actually entitled to free of charge. You pay on success.
This material is for information only (as at lipiec 2026) and does not constitute legal advice. We will assess your specific case after you submit it.
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