Frequently Asked Questions
Compensation covers material damages (medical costs, lost earnings), moral damages (pain and suffering), and hereditary damages.
Compensation covers material damages (lost earnings & expenses), moral damages (emotional pain), and hereditary damages accrued to the deceased and distributed to legal heirs.
The statutory deadline is 60 days from the publication or formal notification of the administrative decision, or rejection of the administrative grievance.
Your right is fully preserved. Egyptian law established the Government Accident Compensation Fund to cover hit-and-run and uninsured vehicle damages.
Yes, El-Satouhy Law offers direct consultation channels via phone and WhatsApp, including digital document inspection.
Proof of injury during employment, lack of required safety measures, and official medical disability grading for supplementary civil damages.
Yes, Supreme Constitutional Court and State Council struck down arbitrary day caps; employees are entitled to full accrued leave calculated on actual wage.
Yes, State Council rulings consistently affirm teachers rights to 200% performance incentives alongside cadre allowances with 5 years retroactive pay.
The statutory limit is 60 days from publication or notification of the contested administrative order, or from explicit/implicit grievance rejection.
You can file a valuation challenge before the competent court within 4 months of notice closure, claiming real market value plus 20% statutory markup.
Taking private property without lawful expropriation constitutes illegal tort; we file before State Council for current market compensation and retrospective usufruct rent.
We provide free remote WhatsApp inspection of police reports and medical records (+201033044371) alongside scheduled branch appointments.
Our core principle: "Your rights restored first — zero advance legal fees until full compensation is received". Contingency fee applies only upon successful collection.
Owners must write: "Signed with express reservation objecting to valuation and claiming fair market compensation and usufruct before competent courts." Unconditional signatures forfeit the right to claim increases.
Yes, Cassation and State Council jurisprudence affirm the right to cumulative usufruct rent from physical takeover until final payment plus statutory interest.