Our specialist solicitors will maximise your personal injury compensation claim. Whether you were injured as a driver, passenger, cyclist or pedestrian, we can deal with your motor accident compensation claim using the no win no fee scheme. Win or lose you don't pay your solicitor one penny and your compensation is paid in full. You will not have to finance or fund your case in any respect.
We are able to deal with motor accident compensation claims not only for drivers but also for passengers, cyclists and pedestrians on a no win no fee basis. The solicitors we recommend are members of the Solicitors Regulation Authority panel of personal injury experts, whose wealth of experience ensures that they are able to offer a comprehensive and efficient service. All of our solicitors are specialists who only deal with car accident cases and your motor accident compensation claim will be in safe experienced hands. They are able to deal with all types of claims and they can arrange fast and convenient consultations with specialist medical experts nationwide.
Even if you were partly responsible for the accident you can claim compensation. If you were a passenger and the driver of your car was at fault, then you claim compensation. Even if the driver was your husband, wife or family member you are entitled to make a motor accident compensation claim from their motor insurance company. If the other driver was uninsured or if it was a hit and run accident then you can make a claim for compensation to the Motor Insurers Bureau.
To ensure that you are able to successfully claim compensation following a motor accident there are a number of things you should do:
- Record the full name, address, vehicle registration and insurance details of the other driver.
- If the police attend note their badge numbers and obtain the crime report reference number.
- Record the name, address and telephone numbers of any witness.
- Draw a sketch of the sequence of events including vehicle positions before and after the accident.
- Take photographs of the accident location, property and vehicle damage and any visible injury.
- Report the accident to your own insurers even if you believe it was the other persons fault.
- Make as little comment on the circumstances of the accident as possible to the other driver and do not admit liability even if you think it was your fault.
- Keep a daily diary following the accident to record the progress of your injuries and any free help that is given to you
- Keep receipts for all expenses
For advice on motor accident compensation claims from accredited experts just complete the contact form or use the helpline and a member of the Solicitors Regulation Authority panel of personal injury experts will telephone you with no charge and without obligation.