Claims / Road Traffic Accidents
Fatal Accident Claims
Losing someone you love to a sudden, preventable accident is an unimaginable tragedy that shatters a family's world forever.
- Loss of familial dependency and financial support
- Bereavement and funeral costs
- Pre-death medical care and suffering
1,200+
Claims handled
94%
Settlement rate
24h
Initial response
100%
Transparent fees
What Can I Claim For in a Fatal Accident Claims?
Loss of familial dependency and financial support
A calculated sum representing the lifetime earnings and financial security the deceased would have provided to support their spouse, children, or dependent parents.
Bereavement and funeral costs
Compensation for the sudden, heavy financial burden of funeral arrangements, burial or cremation services, and associated legal documentation fees.
Pre-death medical care and suffering
Recovery of costs for any emergency medical treatment, intensive care, or hospital stays endured by your loved one prior to their passing.
How a claim moves forward
A simple, transparent process from first call to final settlement.
Free consult
Tell us what happened. We listen first, no pressure.
Evidence
We gather police, medical and witness records on your behalf.
Negotiate
We push insurers hard, and litigate when they won't budge.
Compensation
You recover, we secure the settlement you deserve.
Frequently Asked Questions About Fatal Accident Claims
It is a specialized statutory action brought when a negligent accident results in the loss of a human life, aimed at securing the financial survival of the loved ones left behind.
Under the Civil Law Act 1956, this right is strictly reserved for the immediate legal family dependents of the deceased: their surviving spouse, biological or legally adopted children, and parents.
Yes, absolutely. The law allows you to claim for the loss of financial dependency, the loss of care and companionship for young children, loss of service (such as childcare or household management), bereavement damages, and the loss of future savings or retirement support.
First, secure your official police report by lodging it at the nearest station within 24 hours of the incident. Next, obtain absolute medical documentation—including your initial emergency admission sheets, specialist diagnostic summaries, and all treatment receipts. Once your records are ready, contact our firm. We handle all formal liability communication, compile special and general damage assessments, and negotiate directly with the at-fault driver's third-party insurer. If they refuse to offer a fair settlement, we advance your case directly into civil litigation to protect your rights.
Yes. Under Section 12 of the Civil Law Act 1956, Malaysia operates on a system of contributory negligence. Sharing a portion of the blame does not cancel out your legal right to file an action. Instead, the court will evaluate the situation, determine your percentage of responsibility, and reduce your final compensation package by that exact percentage. For instance, if you are awarded RM100,000 but are found to be 20% responsible for the incident, you will still collect the remaining 80% (RM80,000).
Yes, and acting swiftly is vital to safeguard your evidence. For general personal injuries, orthopedic fractures, and asset damage, the Limitation Act 1953 establishes a rigid limitation period of 6 years from the exact date the accident occurred. However, if you are bringing a wrongful death or dependency claim on behalf of a lost loved one, the Civil Law Act 1956 sets a much tighter window of exactly 3 years from the date of their passing.
