Jordanian Court Awards Guard’s Family Compensation
The Court of Cassation in Jordan has ordered the liable party to pay 36,340 dinars to the family of a guard who died after being bitten by a snake while working in a desert area. The 32-year-old guard was injured on August 2, 2019, and it was established that the death resulted from poisoning caused by a venomous snake bite, which led to multiple organ failure and severe blood disorders, with no other apparent cause. The court confirmed that the failure to provide safety measures, first aid, and proper shelter for the guard was responsible for the harm, considering it a civil liability. It upheld the previous ruling requiring the payment of compensation, along with court fees, attorney's fees, and legal interest.
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