Important Advice About

Car Injury Compensation Claims

 

When you have been hurt in a road traffic accident for which you were not to blame, you may be entitled to sue for car injury compensation. Fortunately, due to advances that have been made in car safety technology in recent years, car crashes leading to fatal car injuries are not as numerous as they once were – down 41% in the last decade according to Department for Transport statistics. However, this may be of small consequence to you when you have just been hit from behind by an inattentive driver of another vehicle and are now suffering from a car injury such as whiplash or worse.

In the event of a serious road traffic accident, the police will almost certainly attend the scene as well as an ambulance to attend to the injuries you have sustained in the car crash. In less severe collisions, the police maintain a policy of allowing the drivers to sort the situation out between themselves. Even if you believe that you have sustained a minor car injury, you should still visit a hospital or doctor’s surgery to have a medical check-up. Some symptoms from a car injury can take time to develop. It is better to exercise caution after an accident and to make sure any internal injuries can be properly diagnosed.

Making a Car Injury Compensation Claim

One other important piece of advice to consider if you are interested in making a claim for car injury compensation is to report to your local police station once your injuries have been treated. You should make a report of the accident and the injuries you have sustained, as this can be important when making a car injury compensation claim.

If you have only sustained a minor car injury, you should be able to exchange names, insurance details and car registration numbers with the other driver(s) involved in the car accident. If possible, and if it is safe to do so, you should take a photo of the scene of the accident as this can help to substantiate your claim. A photograph can be taken with the camera facility of a mobile phone or, if this is not possible, you can make a sketch of the accident from what you remember at a later stage. All evidence that you can collect about the car accident can be used to support a car injury compensation claim in addition to your medical records being used as proof of injury.

Car injury compensation claims are frequently straightforward when an inattentive driver has admitted liability. However they should ideally be pursued with the assistance a car injury compensation solicitor. Claims made with professional legal representation have a greater chance of succeeding, and drivers may change their minds at a later stage and deny liability even though they initially admitted to it. A car injury compensation solicitor will also be able to calculate your full entitlement to car injury compensation and will factor in damages for additional elements such as loss of earnings, out of pocket expenses and emotional trauma. Solicitors are also useful sources of information when it comes to establishing a fair and adequate settlement for your car injury and will ensure that you do not receive an insufficient amount from the negligent party´s insurance company.

If you have been involved in a road traffic accident and have sustained a car injury as the result of a lack of care by another driver, you will benefit from calling our free claims advice helpline. By doing so, you will be able to speak with a personal injury solicitor who will be able to offer helpful and specific advice relating to your accident and the car injury compensation you may be entitled to claim. Talk to us now on Car Injury or fill in our call back form on the left and one of our team of car injury compensation solicitors will call you at the requested time.

Should You Make a No Win No Fee Car Injury Compensation Claim?

When you call our free car injury compensation helpline, not only will you have a free assessment of your eligibility to make a claim for compensation, but you will be advised about No Win No Fee claims service. Our car injury compensation solicitors will be able to tell you if your claim is strong and has a good chance of succeeding. If this is the case, you should qualify to make a No Win No Fee claim.

Claiming compensation for a car injury will involve costs; however our No Win No Fee claims service will limit the legal costs that you are liable for. Under our No Win No Fee service you will not be charged our legal fees if we fail to win your claim. In the UK, claims for car injury compensation which are successful, see the defence liable for your legal costs. The benefits to No Win No Fee car injury compensation claims are clear, as you will have an extra safeguard against legal costs should your claim not succeed.

For further information about the costs of making a claim for car injury compensation, call our free car accident claims helpline for advice.

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What Can I Expect When I Call Your Car Injury Compensation Solicitors?

On calling our free car injury compensation advice line, you will speak with a specialist car injury claims solicitor who has many years experience in providing advice to victims of road traffic accidents. Our car injury compensation solicitor will need to hear your account of the events that caused the accident, the car injuries you have sustained and details of any treatment you have received.

Usually, our solicitor will be able to make a quick assessment as to whether you have a case for car injury compensation which is worth your while to pursue. If it is, he will give you a choice of options on how to proceed with making your claim.

If you decide to make use of our services, the charges for which (assuming your claim is successful) are normally borne by the defendant and not yourself; however our solicitor will elaborate further on the procedures and costs involved and guide you through your claim for car injury compensation to enable you to get a fair and adequate settlement.

After any road traffic accident your physical wellbeing is of paramount importance. Thereafter ensure that you get treatment for your injuries promptly, and before you call our free legal advice helpline you should make a report of the accident at the local police station.

You can speak directly to a solicitor by calling Car Injury and will get accurate and helpful information about procuring adequate compensation for your car injuries.

If you cannot call right away, please complete the call-back form above detailing a convenient time for us to call you, and one of our car injury compensation solicitors will get back in touch with you at the appointed time.

 

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Please Note:
It is not ethical for us to provide second opinions so we ask that you please do not contact our advice line if you have already engaged a solicitor.

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Your first priority should always be your health and the heath of your passengers.

To protect both your health and your potential compensation claim, you should visit your doctor for a complete medical examination as soon as you can following your accident.

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