Personal injury compensation claims
Filing MACT petitions for medical expenses, loss of income, pain and suffering, permanent disability, and future treatment costs — supported by a complete evidence file built before filing.
If you or a family member has been injured in a road accident, or if you have lost someone and need to claim compensation — the strength of a MACT case depends on evidence gathered early. I handle motor accident claims before the MACT Tribunal across Kerala.
Filing MACT petitions for medical expenses, loss of income, pain and suffering, permanent disability, and future treatment costs — supported by a complete evidence file built before filing.
Claims by dependants and family members after a fatal road accident — proving relationship, financial dependency, and the deceased's income to establish the compensation multiplier.
When the insurer denies liability, disputes the claimant's income, challenges the disability percentage, or questions treatment necessity — building the counter-evidence to protect the full claim value.
Collecting FIR details, wound certificates, hospital records, disability assessments, income documentation, witness statements, and scene photographs before any of it becomes harder to reconstruct.
Complete guide to MACT claims — compensation heads, evidence requirements, insurer tactics, and what to do in the first week after an accident.
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Book an online consultation →Compensation is awarded under multiple heads: medical expenses (bills, prescriptions, discharge summaries), loss of income (salary slips, employer certificate, business records), pain and suffering, permanent disability (disability certificate, specialist records), future treatment costs, attendant and transport expenses, and — in fatal cases — dependency compensation based on the deceased's age and income.
The Motor Vehicles Act does not prescribe a strict limitation period for MACT claims, and the Kerala High Court has ruled that claims should not be rejected merely for delay beyond 6 months without hearing the claimant. However, filing early preserves evidence and strengthens the case. Do not settle before your medical position stabilises.
Essential documents: FIR copy and police station details, wound certificate, hospital admission papers and discharge summary, all medical bills and prescriptions, disability certificate (if applicable), income proof (salary slips, IT returns, or employer certificate), witness contact details, offending vehicle registration number, and insurance details.
Insurers commonly attack on five fronts: (1) negligence attribution — arguing the claimant was at fault, (2) vehicle involvement — disputing whether the accident involved the insured vehicle, (3) income level — challenging the claimant's stated earnings, (4) disability percentage — disputing the medical assessment, and (5) treatment necessity — questioning whether expenses were medically required.
Book a consultation to get your claim assessed before evidence weakens. The strongest MACT cases are built in the first weeks after the accident — do not wait until the insurer makes an offer.