Damage Compensation Lawyers Savski Venac

In legal terms, damages can be divided into two categories: material or non-material. The caused damage is the source of obligations - the source of liabilities. Liability for damages is reduced to the obligation of compensation, which usually implies monetary compensation for the damage. Material damages are intentionally or unintentionally caused damages, whether it is a matter of movable (traffic accidents) or immovable material goods. Compensation for material damages consists of restitution, i.e., the return of material goods to the state before the damage. Restitution can be natural, which is the re-establishment of the previous state, and monetary, which involves the amount that pays for the caused damage. Compensation for non-material damages can be eliminated in two ways - moral satisfaction and material satisfaction. Moral satisfaction represents a public apology, the publication of a judgment or corrections that caused non-material damage to the injured party and a violation of personal rights. Monetary compensation for non-material damages relates to cases of physical pain, mental suffering, injury to reputation, freedom or personal rights, death of a close person, pain and fear, abuse of subordinate relationships, as well as other acts against human dignity and morality. For legal proceedings for compensation for damages, the court is competent, and in these proceedings, a lawyer is necessary. If you have suffered or caused damage, seek legal assistance. Below is a list of law firms specialising in the process of compensation for damages.