Injured at work?
You may be owed
far more than
you think.
After an injury INAIL pays you a sum of money. That sum covers only part of what the law recognises you, and sometimes it is calculated wrongly. We help you understand what you are owed and obtain it, staying beside you until the end.
You're often owed more than you've received.
After an injury it's easy to think: "INAIL has paid, it's over." Often it isn't. There are three things worth checking.
INAIL is only the start
INAIL works that sum out with tables that are the same for everyone, and you pay for it through your contributions. What stays outside is the days you could not work, the treatment, the pain, and what you can no longer do as before.
The amount can be wrong
Sometimes INAIL gets the figures wrong: it says the harm is less serious than it really is, or it does not recognise all your health problems. That decision can be reviewed.
Your employer may owe more
If the injury happened because of your employer, he must pay you everything INAIL doesn't cover.
And it's not up to you to prove his fault. It's he who must prove he did everything to protect you. Even if you made a mistake, he may still be liable.
Working out which of these applies to you is our job. That's what the first call is for: we tell you clearly.
Waiting can cost you dearly.
Your rights have a deadline. The law gives you a limited time to claim what you're owed: once that time passes you lose the right, even when you were right. And the longer you wait, the harder it becomes to prove what happened. Talking to us costs nothing. Waiting can cost you everything.
This story can end the right way.
What is fair
Our job is to make sure you are recognised everything you are owed, in full.
And how you'll feel
Treated as a person. Relieved, because this chapter is closed and you got what you were owed. With a clear head for whatever comes next.
Real people. Not a call centre.
We are lawyers of the Brescia bar. We know this area, its building sites and its factories. We also know what it is like to arrive here from another country and have to deal with all of it on your own.
That's why we speak your language and explain every step. Our first duty is to protect you from false hopes and to tell you, honestly, what you can obtain.
In your language
Italian, Albanian, English. You'll always understand what's happening.
Here in Brescia
We know the court and the territory. We're not a distant firm.
On your side
We defend the worker. Always, with seriousness and respect.
Three simple steps. We handle the rest.
You tell us what happened
A call or a message. We listen, in your language, without rushing.
We check what you're owed
We study your case and tell you clearly, and honestly, what can be obtained.
We recover what's yours
We take care of everything, step by step, keeping you informed throughout.
Tell us what happened.
The first step is one call.
We listen, assess your situation, and tell you clearly what can be done. The first step is simple, and you're no longer alone.
The questions we're asked most.
We're preparing a few short guides, written in plain language, on what we're asked most often on the phone. In the meantime, if you have a question, call us: answering is free.
What the 'danno differenziale' is, in plain words
What INAIL doesn't cover, your employer may have to pay. When that happens, and how to claim it.
Read the article → First stepsI was injured at work: what to do in the first days
The certificate, the report, witnesses, photographs. What to secure straight away, before it gets hard to prove.
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You were hurt going to or from work. Often that counts as a workplace injury, but not always: it depends on the route, the transport and any stops.
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