Make Road Traffic Accident Claims
Every year we help thousands of people to make claims.
- Contact our road accident claims team.
- Find out if you’re eligible for compensation.
- Discuss your case with one of our experts.
- Enter into a no-win, no-fee agreement.
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Note: Under a no win no fee agreement, UK solicitors receive a success fee of up to 25% of a claimants compensation
Common Causes of Roadside Injuries
Road traffic accidents are a serious public health concern, resulting in injuries and fatalities worldwide. Comprehending the prevalent causes of these accidents is essential for formulating effective preventative measures. By identifying and addressing these factors, we can work towards creating safer roads and reducing the toll of road traffic accidents. Common examples of negligence include:
Speeding or driving recklessly, considering the road conditions.
Failed to observe a cyclist or pedestrian despite having the clear opportunity to do so
Distracted driving, especially when using mobile phones, poses a significant threat.
Disregarding traffic directions, like running red lights or ignoring yield signs.
Failing to adapt to adverse weather conditions, such as rain, snow, ice, or mud.
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs impairs driving abilities and leads to accidents.
Instruct a No-Win, No-Fee Solicitor For Road Traffic Accident Compensation
If no-win no-fee agreement also known as a conditional fee agreement (also known as – fee agreement) allows you to make a claim for compensation with no financial risk and without paying any solicitors fees upfront. You only pay if you’re successful.
How long will it take to process my claim?
The duration of the claims process depends on the severity of the injuries and whether the defendant accepts responsibility, or not. For more serious injuries, the process may take longer, as additional medical evidence may be required for the assessment of the complete impact before the compensation can be finalised. It is important to wait until your injuries have stabilised or fully healed, as this allows for a more accurate evaluation of the long-term effects.
If the defendant denies liability or disputes the claim, the process could be delayed further, especially if a criminal case needs to be resolved before compensation can be pursued. The compensation will depend on several factors, including the nature and severity of your injuries, as well as any financial losses you have incurred.
The key considerations may include:
- Loss of earnings, both current and future
- Medical and travel expenses
- Care and support needs
- Necessary modifications to your home
- Mobility aids or devices
- Physical and emotional distress
As every case is unique, our team will ensure that you receive fair compensation for your injuries and losses.
Who will pay my road traffic accident insurance claim?
If you have been injured in a road traffic accident and believe someone else is at fault, you have legal options, like filing a personal injury claim. You will claim from the defendant’s insurance company. This is no reason defendants have insurance so that they can give the costs of any claims against them.
What Is the process for filing a road traffic accident compensation claim?
Once we accept your claim, we will gather all relevant details about your accident to determine liability for your injuries and losses. We will complete and submit a claim verification form or letter of claim. We will also assess any rehabilitation needs and help you obtain the necessary support. Also, if required, you may be eligible for early compensation payments to cover immediate expenses. We will keep you updated regarding the next steps.
Do road accident claims go to court?
Every road accident does not require a lawsuit. Court action is usually needed in serious cases, like severe injuries or fatalities due to someone else’s negligence. A lawsuit is usually pursued when the involved party’s insurance company refuses to cover your injury-related expenses. If the insurance provider agrees to pay for your injuries, then going to court is unnecessary.
Not all claims go to court. Most claims settle outside of court, however, there are circumstances when claims must go through the court system. We will give you details and inform you at earliest should we need to progress to court proceedings.
