Personal injury is considered one of the most complex areas of damage law. It requires knowledge across many legal fields, including general civil liability law, traffic law, product liability, medical malpractice, pharmaceutical and medical device liability, animal owner liability, aviation law, social security law, and insurance law. The authors address all claims related to injury and death of a person: compensation for pain and suffering (using the model of "day-specific pain and suffering assessment"), household management damage (how to calculate the loss of household managers in private households?), loss of earnings (what health deterioration and reduced capacity for work must be anticipated in the future?), and increased needs (which future personal requirements must be taken into account?). Additionally, the text discusses personal injury management, capitalization of compensation pensions, reduction of distribution procedures, and settlement agreements in out-of-court settlements, as well as providing basic knowledge of accident medicine. The focus is on out-of-court settlements. Here, the authors offer numerous practical tips from their extensive regulatory experience - using examples and sample letters, the possible claims of an injured party are comprehensively yet practically presented. With the 4th edition of the previous work "Personal Injuries" in the series The Traffic Law Mandate, the work continues in the series Lawyer's Practice, as the focus is no longer solely on traffic law, but encompasses all relevant legal fields.