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If you have suffered personal injury in a road
accident - you may be entitled to claim compensation.
If you want to ask a
quick question with no obligation
- why not
CHAT ONLINE now with us and ask a question about your case? Chatting is
quick, informal and very discreet. Get the advice you need NOW!
Our legal service is different to most others you
will come across on the internet - and here's why:
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- We are a firm of solicitors not an online marketing
service
- You will receive 100% of your accident compensation
award
- We can help you obtain physiotherapy and treatment if
required
- If your case is successful your legal costs will be
paid for by the liable party
- If your case is not successful - we will make NO charge
Call our FREE legal careline now on
0800 0322210 open 8am-8pm
To make a claim
1) You must
show that the other party was negligent
2) That
injury or damage resulted from this
negligence
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road accident advice is available on
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Most people in their lifetime will have the
misfortune to be involved in a road accident. Most such
incidents are minor and the vast majority do not involve
serious damage to vehicles or personal injury.
If you have been injured in an accident that was not
your fault, your situation may be even more difficult to
deal with. In these circumstances - you can and should
consider making a claim for compensation. Our specialist
whiplash personal
injury claims team can assist you with much needed
advice and treatment.
We can help you claim and offer a
totally free service where no costs are payable at any
stage.
All fees are paid by the responsible party's
insurance company if we win your claim. If we lose the
claim then you still pay nothing because our
NO WIN
NO FEE scheme guarantees that we will not charge
you. Read some
interesting and little known facts about compensation
claims
LEARN MORE ABOUT ROAD ACCIDENT CLAIMS
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Also read our
What is
negligence? page to determine if you feel
you might have a claim.
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Even accidents that do not result in
injury can be traumatic experiences. You
find yourself dealing with insurance
companies or solicitors and usually
suffer considerable inconvenience during
the claims process.
It has to be said however, that there
have been huge changes and improvements
across the motor insurance industry as
far as customer service is concerned.
In 2001 the Association of British
Insurers introduced the
Claims
Code to streamline how customers
(and accident victims) were to be
treated by insurers.
Read more here about the
Claims Code operated by the insurance
industry. This code is designed to
act as a template for the way insurers
treat their customers with heavy
emphasis on fairness and reasonableness.
If you have any problems with an
insurance claim - contact the
Financial Ombudsman
service.
Call our UK legal service
today - offering advice nationwide:
London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds,
Newcastle, Nottingham, Bristol, Cardiff,
Nottingham and many more locations.
More info pages:
Road accident claim facts
Accident statistics (official Dft figures)
Northern Ireland compensation claims
Whiplash claim facts
What to do if you are involved in a car accident
First things first seek appropriate
medical help. You must always receive a
medical check up even if you feel that
your injuries are not severe. You do not
necessarily have to go to your local
Accident & Emergency hospital but we
would always recommend that you do if
this is at all possible. At the hospital
they can perform checks that your GP is
simply not able to and usually you will
receive a more accurate diagnosis from a
more qualified doctor. However if you
feel your injuries do not warrant
emergency assistance you can visit your
GP who will provide basic medical
advice. Whatever you do make
sure you obtain medical advice of some
nature on your injuries.
We can assist you if you have
suffered a
personal injury in the workplace as
a result of the negligence of another
employee or your employer.
Or if you have been involved in a
tripping or
slipping accident on the street or
other public place.
You may have suffered injury as a result
of
medical negligence - we can help you
with clinical negligence enquiries.
We also deal with
criminal injury CICA claims
following an assault in the UK
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road accident compensation claims - free advice on making a personal
injury accident compensation claim. Offering advice Nationwide -
London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle, Nottingham,
Bristol, Cardiff and many more locations -
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10.06.2008
Why
the public perception - that personal injury claimants are money
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New braking system to reduce whiplash injuries - 24.04.2008
New car whiplash ratings. Read about the Thatcham ratings that
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SPEEDING - the facts
Speed is probably the single most common cause of road accidents that we come
across. The majority of the claims that we deal with (around 60%) involve
whiplash injuries resulting from rear end collisions. Speed is nearly always a
factor in such incidents. Here are some facts about speed:
Speed contributes to 40,000 serious
car crash injuries
and 1,000 deaths that occur on Britain's roads annually.
More than two thirds of all accidents in which people are killed or seriously
injured occur in zones where the speed limit is 40mph or less
At 35mph you are twice as likely to kill someone as would be at 30mph.
More facts about making a whiplash claim
in the UK
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