Specialist legal representation for motor accident victims and their families across India. We handle the entire MACT claim — from FIR to final award — so you can focus on recovery.
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For over fifteen years, I have dedicated my practice exclusively to one area of law — claims before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal. I have represented accident victims, widows, orphaned children, and permanently disabled breadwinners, securing rightful compensation under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.
Every claim is prepared with meticulous documentation — medical records, disability certificates, income proof, and dependency evidence — because a well-prepared file wins awards, not promises.
Unlike general practitioners, my entire practice is devoted to motor accident claims. I appear regularly before MACT courts and understand exactly how tribunals assess compensation for death, injury, and disability.
Every type of motor accident compensation claim — handled end to end.
Compensation for families who lost a breadwinner in a road accident. Includes loss of dependency, loss of consortium, funeral expenses & loss of estate.
For widows, children & parentsFull medical expense recovery plus compensation for pain, suffering, loss of income during treatment, and future loss of earning capacity.
All injury severitiesEnhanced compensation for amputations, spinal injuries, brain injuries, and permanent disabilities with disability certificates from medical boards.
Maximum multiplier appliedSpecialised claims for motorcyclists, cyclists, and pedestrians — including hit-and-run cases where the offending vehicle is untraced.
Includes hit-and-runClaims against the Solatium Fund for untraced vehicles — ₹2 lakh for death, ₹50,000 for grievous injury under Section 161 MV Act.
No insurer neededOut-of-court settlement, Mediation, and Lok Adalat representation for clients who want quicker compensation without a full trial.
Often resolved in monthsA clear roadmap from accident to award. Most claims conclude within 1–3 years; settlements via Lok Adalat can be much faster.
Share your FIR, medical records & policy details. We assess claim value and strategy — free of charge.
We collect and organise all evidence: FIR, MLC, hospital bills, disability certificate, income proof, death certificate (if applicable).
Petition filed before the appropriate MACT under Section 166 MV Act. No court fee payable for accident claims.
We move for interim compensation under Section 126 so you receive funds for treatment while the claim proceeds.
After evidence and arguments, the Tribunal passes an award. We ensure the insurance company pays — with interest.
Key legal provisions under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (as amended in 2019) that work in your favour.
Claims before the MACT are filed without any court fee. Legal cost is not a barrier to justice for accident victims in India.
Under Section 173, claims must be decided within 6 months of the respondent filing their statement. Insurance companies face interest liability for delays.
Section 126 (as amended in 2019) empowers the Tribunal to award interim compensation during the pendency of the claim — up to 50% of the likely compensation for death claims.
Compensation is calculated using the multiplier method — monthly income × 50% (or higher for the young) × age multiplier — per the Supreme Court's rulings in Sarla Verma and Pranay Sethi, plus future prospects and conventional heads.
Good Samaritans who help accident victims are legally protected from harassment and civil/criminal liability, and hospitals must treat victims without waiting for police formalities.
Every motor vehicle in India must carry third-party insurance. Victims can claim directly from the insurer of the offending vehicle — even if the driver was negligent.
Honest answers to what clients ask most often.
It depends on the deceased's age, income, and dependents. Under the multiplier method, a 30-year-old earning ₹40,000/month could yield ₹45–60 lakh or more including future prospects and conventional heads. We give a realistic estimate after reviewing documents.
Essential documents: FIR copy, MLC/medical records, hospital bills, vehicle & insurance details, income proof (salary slips/ITR), identity & age proof. For death claims: death certificate and legal heir documents. Don't worry if something is missing — we help obtain it.
Contested claims typically take 1–3 years. However, cases settled through Lok Adalat or mediation can conclude in a few months. We always explore the fastest route and pursue interim relief in the meantime.
Yes. Compensation is not barred by contributory negligence — it may be reduced proportionately, but you can still recover a substantial amount. Never assume you have no claim; get a professional assessment first.
Hit-and-run victims can claim from the Solatium Fund — ₹2 lakh for death and ₹50,000 for grievous injury — through the MACT by filing an untraced vehicle report from the police.
The first consultation is completely free. Thereafter, we work on a transparent, mutually agreed fee structure — and as per Bar Council of India rules, fees are fair, reasonable, and explained upfront. Court fee is never payable by you for MACT claims.
Time matters in accident claims. Evidence disappears, witnesses move away, and limitation periods apply. Reach out now for a free, no-obligation case review — in person, by phone, or on WhatsApp.