The following are some general suggestions:
1. Confirm responsibility: First, you need to determine whether the accident was caused by your own fault. If it is your own fault, you need to bear the corresponding liability for compensation. If it is not your fault, you can explain the situation to your relatives and ask for reasonable compensation;
2. Negotiate the amount of compensation: Negotiate with your relatives to determine a reasonable amount of compensation. A comprehensive assessment will be conducted based on factors such as the injured person's injury, medical expenses, and degree of disability. You can ask a doctor or lawyer to provide professional advice;
3. Determine the compensation method: compensation can be made in cash, medical fees, tuition fees, employment opportunities, etc. It is necessary to discuss with relatives and reach an agreement;
4. Keep evidence: Keep relevant evidence, such as photos of the accident scene, medical records, police reports, etc. , in order to provide evidence when necessary;
5. Comply with legal procedures: When handling compensation matters, you need to comply with local legal procedures, such as signing agreements, filing lawsuits, etc. You need to ask a lawyer to assist you.
If a relative's child is accidentally injured at home, the handling process is as follows:
1. Confirm the injury: First, confirm the condition of the injured child, including the location and severity of the injury. If necessary, you can seek medical assistance immediately;
2. Record the incident: Record the incident in a timely manner, including the condition of the injured child, the time and place of the accident, and other information. This will help medical staff understand the accident situation and determine the next treatment plan;
3. Contact relatives: Contact relatives in a timely manner to understand the situation and negotiate a solution. If necessary, help contact the child's parents or guardian;
4. Provide medical assistance: If medical assistance is needed, help should be provided in time. You can seek help from doctors or emergency personnel to provide necessary information and assistance;
5. Call the police: If the accident involves a criminal crime, call the police in time. The police will investigate the cause and responsibility of the accident and take corresponding measures;
6. Follow up on follow-up matters: Follow up on follow-up matters, including compensation and treatment. Keep in touch with relatives, understand each other's needs and expectations, and try to reach a compensation agreement acceptable to both parties.
To sum up, when dealing with such incidents, it is recommended to keep in touch with relatives, understand the needs and expectations of the other party, and try to reach a compensation agreement acceptable to both parties.
Legal basis:
Article 165 of the "Civil Code of the People's Republic of China"
If an actor infringes upon the civil rights and interests of others due to fault, he shall bear liability Liability for tort. According to legal provisions, it is presumed that the perpetrator is at fault and if he cannot prove that he is not at fault, he shall bear tort liability.
Article 166
If an actor causes damage to the civil rights and interests of others, regardless of whether the actor is at fault or not, and the law stipulates that he should bear tort liability, such provisions shall apply.