Lawsuits against the Ministry of Defense: Victims' Rights and the Importance of Legal Representation

Injuries sustained during military service or within the security forces pose a significant challenge for the injured and their families. Although the Ministry of Defense is supposed to provide a response and support, in many cases legal intervention is required to ensure the realization of the rights owed to the injured.

Victims' rights

Soldiers, permanent service members, and security forces personnel who were injured during their service are entitled to a variety of rights and benefits, including:

• Comprehensive medical care

• Monthly rewards

• Vocational rehabilitation

• Tax and housing benefits

• Medical and paramedical treatments and mental health care

Challenges in filing claims

Despite the rights enshrined in law, many victims encounter difficulties in the claim process.

Freiberg Law Firm specializes in representing victims before the Ministry of Defense, and offers:

Many years of experience in the field

A team of experts including doctors and psychologists

A personal and sensitive approach to each case

Proven success in obtaining maximum compensation

Support throughout the entire process, from filing the claim to exercising rights

Filing a claim against the Ministry of Defense in cases of injuries is a complex and sensitive process. Professional legal representation is critical to ensuring the full exercise of the rights of the injured parties and obtaining the compensation they are entitled to under the law.