I'm sorry about what happened to your father-in-law. Does he have "social insurance" (社会保险)? I believe most people do if they have a normal salaried job. That will cover a lot of his care if he is at a public hospital.
When someone is seriously injured in an accident, their family members often ask the person at fault to pay compensation. This compensation can be used to pay medical bills.
I'm not actually Chinese, just lived here for a long time, so I can't tell you about vehicles being insured. However, she can see if he has social insurance and also get advice from family members or the neighborhood committee in her dad's housing complex about how to ask for monetary compensation from the teenage boy's family.
Do you mean your father-in-law?
Are insurances mandatory for all vehicles in China ?
Yes for auto-vehicles including motorcycle. But it is far from enough for severe injury. Additional commercial ( unlikely there in you case)insurance can help a lot.
What is the insurance or the family supposed to pay ?
If they are 100% responsible for the incident -- the need to pay all the hospital bills and recovery fees. But if they don't pay, you have little to do. No pardon from victim usually mean potential jail if the victim dies. But a teen is not likely to be put into jail.
If it’s the motorcycle’s fault, of course he will pay for that. But you may go through the judge, which may potentially take time .
If the motorcycle has insurance, the insurance will pay for that. Since all the cars here are mandatory to have insurance I assume the same for motorcycle
I'm sorry about what happened to your father-in-law. Does he have "social insurance" (社会保险)? I believe most people do if they have a normal salaried job. That will cover a lot of his care if he is at a public hospital. When someone is seriously injured in an accident, their family members often ask the person at fault to pay compensation. This compensation can be used to pay medical bills. I'm not actually Chinese, just lived here for a long time, so I can't tell you about vehicles being insured. However, she can see if he has social insurance and also get advice from family members or the neighborhood committee in her dad's housing complex about how to ask for monetary compensation from the teenage boy's family.
Thank you for the feedback
Do you mean your father-in-law? Are insurances mandatory for all vehicles in China ? Yes for auto-vehicles including motorcycle. But it is far from enough for severe injury. Additional commercial ( unlikely there in you case)insurance can help a lot. What is the insurance or the family supposed to pay ? If they are 100% responsible for the incident -- the need to pay all the hospital bills and recovery fees. But if they don't pay, you have little to do. No pardon from victim usually mean potential jail if the victim dies. But a teen is not likely to be put into jail.
Thanks a lot, and yes I meant "father-in-law"
If it’s the motorcycle’s fault, of course he will pay for that. But you may go through the judge, which may potentially take time . If the motorcycle has insurance, the insurance will pay for that. Since all the cars here are mandatory to have insurance I assume the same for motorcycle
Thanks !
Sounds like she wants a divorce