Civil Liability
Civil liability arises from private law relations which one entity contracts with another and is characterized by an aspect of the asset-compensation type which also contains the concept of compensatory obligation for the responsible party.
Civil liability may be of a contractual nature, for failure to perform an undertaken or non-contractual obligation, as a violation of the principle which prohibits damaging the rights of others, causing unfair or objective damage, in which case it is the law which determines the criteria of liability regardless of the responsible party’s conduct.
For more than 20 years, the firm has been assisting its clients in legal and out-of-court disputes concerning the following matters:
- Compensation for damage to health or biological damage
- Compensation for damage caused by death of the spouse and injury to the parental relationship
- Compensation for image damage
- Compensation for damage to personal reputation
- Compensation for undesirable birth damage
- Compensation for damage caused by healthcare facilities and medical staff (responsibility for misdiagnosis; liability for breach of obligations on informed consent; responsibility of the surgeon and aesthetic physician)
- Compensation for damage caused by hospital infections
- Compensation for transfusion damage
- Compensation for vaccination damage
- Accidents at work; indemnification and compensation for damage; differential damage
- Compensation for damage caused by unreasonable length of proceedings
- Compensation for damage caused by unfair competition
- Compensation for damages for breach of data protection
- Compensation for damage caused by sports activities
- Compensation for spoilt holiday damage
- Compensation for damages resulting from contractual liability