How We Can Help
Injury compensation & treatment
Unfortunately, many road traffic accidents result in injuries. This can result in time off work and ongoing treatment. Even less serious injuries, such as whiplash, can cause great pain and take a long time to settle.
We can fast-track your whiplash claim if it is fairly straightforward, in order to quickly get you the compensation you’re entitled to. If your claim is more complicated or your injuries are more severe, we will work hard to get the best outcome for you.
Vehicle repair costs
Most accidents on the road result in damage to vehicles. These can vary in severity, from minor surface bumps to complete write-offs.
We understand that you rely on your vehicle to get around. If your vehicle requires repair work following a road traffic accident, we can arrange for you to have a suitable hire car in the meantime.
We will make sure you are reimbursed for the vehicle repair costs and the car hire charges. If your vehicle is written off, you will be paid the pre-accident value.
No win, no fee
If you wish to pursue a compensation claim for a road traffic accident, we offer a no-win, no-fee service for eligible cases. Simply, if you don’t win your claim, you don’t pay for our service.
If you do win, your legal fees are usually covered in full by the party you are claiming against. To get started, we’ll discuss your case together and try to decide on the best approach. We’ll be open about your chances of success and the compensation you’re likely to receive.
Road Traffic Accident Claims Process
The first step in pursuing a claim is to contact a solicitor and discuss your case with them. It will help if:
- You were able to gather evidence at the scene of the accident, such as the contact details of witnesses and other parties involved in the accident, plus photographs and videos of the scene and damage caused.
- You’ve reported the accident to the relevant authorities, such as the police and your insurance company
- You have a medical report covering your injuries (mental and physical)
If you and the solicitor agree to work together, the next step is usually to outline your claim in a letter to the defendant. Depending on the defendant’s response, the case may then be settled or proceed to court.