Asbestos victim: how to receive compensation from Fiva?

If the Fiva: titleContent considers that your file is not admissible, it specifies the missing documents in the acknowledgement letter. You must provide them with these documents in order for the claim to be considered.

The Fiva: titleContent compensates for the so-called damage economic, namely:

• Loss of earnings (loss of salary)
• Medical expenses remaining at the expense of the victim
• Additional costs (e.g. fitting out of the vehicle or accommodation) to be borne by the victim. To obtain compensation, you must present supporting documents (medical certificate, invoices, etc.)

In addition, the compensation covers the so-called damages personal depending on the severity of your illness and your age. These damages are as follows:

• Physical harm (e.g. physical pain)
• Damage to approval (consequences of the disease on a sporting or leisure activity)
• Aesthetic damage (example: a scar)
• Pain and suffering (psychological consequences of the disease)
• Functional incapacity

Compensation is paid, by bank transfer, quarterly or annually.

The Fiva: titleContent compensates the damage suffered by your loved one before his death:

• Physical harm (e.g. physical pain)
• Damage to approval (consequences of the disease on a sporting or leisure activity)
• Aesthetic damage (example: a scar)
• Pain and suffering (psychological consequences of the disease)
• Functional incapacity
• Medical expenses

Within 2 months of accepting the offer of compensation, the amount is paid into your notary's account. On the day of the succession, it is up to him to pay you the compensation to which you are entitled.

You can also receive compensation for:

• Funeral expenses

• Moral harm (e.g. emotional pain due to death)
• Economic harm (e.g. loss of household income due to death)

You can apply online from the website ofFiva: titleContent.

The supporting documents to be provided are specified as the online process progresses.

You must fill out a form accompanied by supporting documents that depend on your situation (example: a medical certificate). All these documents are specified in the application form:

Fiva - Claim for compensation - Aggravation of the victim's health

The file must be sent by post to Fiva: titleContent.

If you are not satisfied with the offer of compensation, the dispute must be made within 2 months from the notification of the decision.

Your appeal must indicate your surname, first name and postal address and specify the purpose of your request.

It must be handed over in writing, in duplicate, to the court of appeal competent for your domicile. If you do not live in France, the dispute must be transmitted to the Paris Court of Appeal.

In the event of an explicit refusal decision, the challenge must be made within 2 months after the notification of the decision.

Your appeal must indicate your surname, first name and postal address and specify the purpose of your request.

It must be handed over in writing, in duplicate, to the court of appeal competent for your domicile. If you do not live in France, the dispute must be transmitted to the Paris Court of Appeal.

In the event of an implicit refusal decision, the challenge must be made in the 2 months following the end of the period within which the Fiva: titleContent should have responded to you (6 months after acknowledgement).

Your appeal must indicate your surname, first name and postal address and specify the purpose of your request.

It must be handed over in writing, in duplicate, to the court of appeal competent for your domicile. If you do not live in France, the dispute must be transmitted to the Paris Court of Appeal.