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Loss of Income Compensation After Injury in Amsterdam: Rules and Procedures

Claim loss of income after injury with fault apportionment in Amsterdam: procedures, experts, reintegration and local resources for maximum compensation.

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Loss of Income Compensation After Injury in Amsterdam: Rules and Procedures

In case of injury with fault apportionment in Amsterdam: how do you claim loss of income? From benefits to reintegration obligations with local resources.

Loss of income falls under loss of earning capacity (art. 6:96 DCC). In a case in Amsterdam with 40% own fault, you receive 60% compensation, provided it is under 50%. In Amsterdam's bustling port and construction sectors, this is often seen in workplace accidents.

Procedures in Amsterdam

A labour expert report, often via Amsterdam expertise bureaus such as in the Zuidas, determines future loss. UWV wage sanctions apply for non-cooperation with reintegration, with local support via the UWV office in Amsterdam Zuidoost. Consider legal assistance from specialised law firms around the Dam or via the Juridisch Loket Amsterdam.

Example: Construction Worker on Amsterdam Shipyard

Fall from ladder during renovation of a canal house: 30% own fault, €80,000 loss of income over 5 years = €56,000 compensated. With local reintegration programmes via Werkse! Amsterdam, recovery can be accelerated.

Start with reporting to the employer and claim with the insurer. In Amsterdam: consult the GGD directly for medical examinations or the Centrum voor Werk en Inkomen for supplementary assistance.