Road traffic accidents take a variety of forms and making a personal injury claim for one is a specialised area of work. Therefore it is really important to get legal advice as soon as you can if you have suffered a personal injury in a road traffic accident.
If you have been involved in a road traffic accident that wasn’t your fault then it is likely that you can claim some compensation for any injury you have sustained. Following an accident, this might be the last thing you’re thinking about, but when you consider the severity of some traffic accidents and the lasting impact they can have, claiming compensation could be a practical step.
Road Traffic Accidents – don’t delay your claim
One of the main purposes of compensation is to cover any loss of earnings you have suffered (or will continue to suffer) as a result of the accident. If you are going to make a personal injury claim for a road traffic accident, you will need to do this within 3 years of the accident or the date you were first diagnosed with an injury associated with the accident.
Road Traffic Accidents – common causes
Amongst the more common personal injury claims that come out of road traffic accidents include:
• Whiplash caused by a collision with another car.
• A hit and run incident in which the other vehicle was at fault.
• A head-on collision leading to injury.
• A collision by another car with the back of your vehicle.
• Accidents caused by buses.
Many other road traffic accident scenarios can lead to a personal injury claim – so you are unsure whether your particular circumstances count, please get in touch with us. Our personal injury solicitors will review your case and let you know if you have grounds for a claim.
Road Traffic Accidents – common causes
Our solicitors will help to collect evidence to support your compensation claim. Such evidence could include police reports of the road traffic accident, any witness statements and information from any other driver(s) involved in the crash.
Making a Road Traffic Accidents claim
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