In cases of severe injury and extreme negligence making a compensation claim following a car accident is an obvious step to take.
More commonly, it’s less clear cut and lots of people are discouraged from claiming compensation for a variety of reasons.
These can include:
Fear or lack of knowledge of the processes involved
Misgivings about becoming part of the distasteful “compensation culture”
Wanting to get “back to normal” as soon as possible without any fuss after the car accident
Worry about the prospect of giving evidence in Court, or being cross examined
Feelings of intimidation at the sight of thick legal documentation
Not wanting to compromise a no-claims bonus
Feeling unsure whether or not the injury is serious enough to warrant a court case
Reassurance 24 hours a day
We would never pressurise anyone into pursuing a case that they weren’t entirely happy with, but we do try to make sure
that anyone who contacts us for legal advice is fully informed on exactly what bringing a case for accident compensation
following a car accident involves and, perhaps more importantly, what it doesn’t. For example, many people are greatly
relieved to hear how unlikely it is that that their case will ever get as far as Court (only 2% ever do), and a full explanation
at every stage of the proceedings can prove extremely reassuring.
Leading personal injury experts
If you’ve been hurt in a car accident then, provided it was not your fault and occurred within the last 3 years, then we
can help you make a claim for accident compensation. We work closely alongside leading personal injury solicitors across the
country who are experts in the field of personal injury. This means that we can offer you the very best chance to get back on
your feet following your car accident.
Call us now to get you car accident claim underway We’re here 24 hours a day and are happy to provide no-obligation free legal advice on your car accident compensation
claim at any time. Just call 0800 78 38 846 or click here to contact us online.
*Where replacement vehicle costs can be recovered from the insurance company of the person who caused the accident.
Where this person is untraceable or uninsured, or where there is a dispute over liability, a replacement vehicle cannot
be provided.
