Law firm
  Avraham Levi & Hannah Levi
 

Tort Law – When Someone Has Harmed You and Your Property

 

Tort law deals with your right to compensation when someone else has caused you harm – to your body, your property, your reputation or your livelihood. A car accident, a fall due to negligence, a failed surgery, damage caused by a renovation company – in all of these cases you may have a cause of action under tort law. The Avraham Levi Law Firm represents victims in tort claims and ensures that they receive the full compensation they deserve.

 

Our areas of expertise in tort law

 

• Compensation claims for road accidents and personal injuries

• Professional negligence claims (doctors, lawyers, accountants)

• Claims for construction defects and contractor damages

• Property damage and claims against insurance companies

• Claims for damage to livelihood and loss of ability to work

• Defamation and damage to reputation lawsuits

• Damages caused by public authorities

• Representation in compensation proceedings against National Insurance

 

Representation with insurance companies – it's not equal without us

 

Insurance companies employ armies of lawyers whose goal is to reduce the compensation you receive. Trying to deal with them alone almost always ends in compensation that is much lower than you deserve. We know their techniques, know how to document damages correctly, and represent you in a position of strength that results in proper compensation.

 

Calculating the damage – not just what hurts now

 

Compensation in tort law includes not only medical expenses – but also past and future loss of wages, pain and suffering, nursing expenses, property damage, and more. Many victims forgo large portions of the compensation they are entitled to because they did not know how to quantify it. We conduct a comprehensive assessment of all heads of damage and make sure that no money is left on the table.

 

Contact us as soon as possible.

 

Damage claims have statutes of limitations – the longer you wait, the weaker the evidence and the less likely you are to receive full compensation. Contact us for a no-obligation initial consultation, fill out the contact form or call us directly.