These are claims arising from a road accident: compensation for bodily and material damage, disputes with the insurer over the amount paid or a refusal to pay, apportioning fault between the parties, and diyah or arsh where the accident causes death or permanent disability. They differ from simple Saher violations because they require proving the damage, linking it to the fault, and claiming against a specific party.
We pursue the full compensation claim before the competent authority, object to the traffic report where the recorded fault percentage is wrong, negotiate with or litigate against the insurer when payment is refused or undervalued, claim diyah and arsh in death and permanent-disability cases, and follow the judgment through to enforcement.
Vehicle collisions · Pedestrian and bodily-injury accidents · Fatal accidents and diyah claims · Permanent disability and arsh · Insurer refusal to pay · Disputes over the fault percentage in the traffic report · Company fleet and heavy-transport accidents · Damage to goods in transit · Third-party-only policy disputes.
You need one if the insurer refuses compensation or offers less than the actual loss, if a fault percentage has been recorded against you that you believe is wrong, if the accident caused an injury requiring long treatment or left a permanent disability, or if the other party is a company with legal representation. Also when an objection or appeal deadline is approaching.
Financial claims arising from accidents are heard before the General Court or the relevant circuit depending on the nature and value of the claim, while criminal aspects (such as driving under the influence or causing death) go before the Criminal Court. Objections to the traffic report begin administratively with the General Directorate of Traffic before escalating to court.
We begin by reviewing the accident report, medical reports, and insurance policy to establish whether the dispute is over fault, over the assessment of damage, or over the insurer's obligation. We then choose the fastest route — many insurance files resolve with a properly documented claim and never reach court. Where they do, we file and follow through to judgment and enforcement.
Accident cases are usually lost in the details: a traffic report never objected to in time, a medical report that does not properly document the disability, or an early settlement accepted below entitlement. We review those details before they become unfixable, with fair and competitive fees set according to the size of the claim.
The window varies by the type of objection and the authority involved, which is why we advise acting as soon as you receive the report — missing the deadline badly weakens your position even when the report is wrong.
Yes. A refusal or a reduced payout does not end your right; a claim can be brought before the competent authority provided the damage is documented and linked to the accident and the policy.
Diyah is prescribed in cases of death, arsh compensates a specified disability or injury, and compensation covers material loss such as vehicle damage, treatment costs, and lost earnings.
Third-party cover pays for the other party's damage, not your own vehicle, unless you hold comprehensive cover — one of the most common shocks after an accident.
Send us your case details on WhatsApp and we will set out the right route and the expected fees before any commitment.
