How much compensation can I claim for a motor accident injury?

Compensation in motor accident claims is calculated considering several factors — your medical expenses (both already incurred and reasonably anticipated future treatment), loss of income during recovery, permanent disability if any (assessed as a percentage affecting your future earning capacity), and an amount for pain and suffering.

For income loss, the tribunal typically considers your age, occupation, and monthly income, applying an established methodology (including a multiplier based on your age) to arrive at a fair estimate of your future loss of earnings, particularly in cases of permanent disability.

Every case is assessed on its own specific facts, so it's difficult to give a precise figure without reviewing your medical records, income proof, and the details of the accident and injury. It would be worthwhile consulting a motor accident claims lawyer, who can help you gather the right documentation and file a claim before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal that accurately reflects your actual losses.