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Personal Injury and Medical Damages

Have you suffered injuries or long-term effects? We help you claim what you are entitled to for personal injury, treatment and financial losses.

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We defend your compensation for personal injuries and medical damages with judgment and rigor

In personal injury cases, an initial medical assessment does not always reflect the true extent of the injury, permanent effects, or financial impact. Reviewing the claim with medical and technical criteria makes it possible to detect premature closures, omitted expenses, and offers that do not match the damage suffered. The MataSeguros team is here to help you review, claim, and maximize the compensation you are entitled to.

PERSONAL INJURY ASSESSMENT
Medical and technical analysis of recovery days, permanent injuries, and actual damages, avoiding premature case closures and undervalued assessments.
INJURIES AND AFTER-EFFECTS

Claim for persistent injuriesor permanent effects that limit your personal or professional life, even if the insurer attempts to close the case.

MEDICAL EXPENSES AND REHABILITATION

Treatment, tests, physiotherapy and medication

SICK LEAVE

Assessment of the economic impact of prolonged sick leave, loss of income, and limitations on returning to work, especially for self-employed workers and professionals.

MEDICAL FOLLOW-UP AND PROGRESSION

Monitoring the evolution of injuries and coordinating their assessment, avoiding medical discharges or case closures before the condition has stabilized.

NEGOTIATION AND CASE CLOSURE
Negotiation of the compensation by our team and review of all items to avoid premature, incomplete, or insufficient settlements.

Casos Frecuentes

  • INJURIES WITH PERMANENT OR PERSISTENT AFTEREFFECTS

    Injuries that do not heal completely or result in physical limitations, persistent pain, or long-term effects. In many cases, the medical assessment is carried out too early, without waiting for the actual stabilization of the injury, leading to insufficient compensation.
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  • REJECTED OR NON-COVERED MEDICAL EXPENSES

    Treatments, medical tests, rehabilitation, medication, or healthcare expenses that the insurer fully or partially rejects, alleging exclusions, policy limits, or lack of medical justification, despite being directly related to the loss.

  • PROLONGED WORK LEAVE AND LOSS OF INCOME

    Situations in which an injury forces extended sick leave, reduced professional activity, or temporary inability to work, resulting in a loss of income that is not always properly assessed or compensated by the insurer.

  • MEDICAL ASSESSMENT CLOSED BEFORE STABILIZATION

    Cases in which the insurer offers compensation and closes the claim while the injuries have not yet fully evolved, without considering possible permanent effects, relapses, or the actual medical progression of the injury.
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  • AGGRAVATION OF PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS

    Cases in which an accident worsens a pre-existing injury or condition, and the insurer attempts to deny responsibility or reduce compensation by alleging pre-existence, despite the loss having caused a real and demonstrable aggravation.

  • CAUSAL LINK BETWEEN ACCIDENT AND INJURY

    Medical analysis to confirm that the injuries result from the accident and not from pre-existing conditions, when the insurer challenges this connection.

Preguntas Frecuentes

Injuries, lasting effects, disabilities, and financial losses.

Yes, it is essential to justify the damage.

The insurer may propose closing the claim, but that does not mean it is correct to accept it. If the injury has not stabilized, pain persists, or treatment is ongoing, closing the case may result in permanent effects and the real impact of the damage not being properly assessed.
Some injuries reveal their true extent weeks or even months after the accident. If the permanent effects were not considered in the initial assessment, the claim can be reviewed as long as the medical link between the injury and the original accident can be properly justified.
Yes, in certain cases it is possible to claim compensation for loss of income resulting from prolonged sick leave, especially for self-employed workers, professionals, and individuals with their own economic activity. This requires proving the actual economic impact and its direct link to the injury suffered.
When the insurer rejects medical expenses citing exclusions or limits, it is necessary to review the policy and the connection between those expenses and the loss. In many cases, the refusal is based on a restrictive interpretation that can be reviewed and challenged with technical criteria.

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