If you have been injured in a non fault car accident that was caused by someone else’s negligence then you are entitled to make an injury claim. If someone’s carelessness has resulted in your suffering then you have a right to legal advice and representation. Negligence causes many car accidents in the UK, most of which could have been avoided with more care and attention. We can help you and will make sure that you are compensated fully for any personal injury however serious.
What can I claim for? You can make an injury claim for any of the following.
Pain and suffering
Loss of earnings and loss of overtime payments
Medical and rehabilitation services
Damage to personal effects
Cost of medication or prescriptions
Miscellaneous expense
Will it cost anything? Because our personal injury solicitors work on a No Win No Fee basis you will be protected from all costs. If you win your injury claim you will receive 100% of your compensation. If you lose you will not be expected to pay anything. We believe that everyone has a right to free legal advice, so you will never have to pay to make a claim with us. See No Win No Fee for more information.
Replacement car If your car is now undrivable because you have been involved in a non fault car accident then we will arrange a replacement car for you. This will not cost you anything as all costs will be recovered from the person at faults’ insurance company. See replacement car for more information.
Making your injury claim To make your injury claim simply pick up the phone today and call us on 0800 78 38 846 for us to assess your claim. If you prefer you can click here to contact us online. We will assess the individual circumstances of your claim and if you then decide to proceed we will assign a personal injury solicitor to you.
*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.
