Accident claim victims

What to do at the event

The following should be done when making an accident claim for personal injury compensation.

• Take down exact details of the accident and the people involved.
• Get eye witness statements stating that it was the third party who caused the accident.
• Take down as much information as possible and photographs of the scene would be very helpful.
• If police had attended the scene make sure that you get the number and names of the officers who attended.

What to do after?

• The first step is to get your injuries checked by your GP or the hospital.
• Call our claims advisors on 0800 180 4022 and start your case for compensation.
• Gather any extra evidence needed in order to process the personal injury claim.
• Our claims advisors will take car of the rest by allocating the case to a dedicated solicitor.

Making the compensation claim

The accident claims process is quick, simple and free, all our services are absolutely free and with the efficiency of our advisors we can have your claim started within minutes. Call us now on 0800 180 4022 and find out if you are eligible to get compensation.

Road to recovery

After any sort of injury the recovery period can be slow and painful if not done properly. We ask all claimants to keep all medical bills as they will be compensated back after winning the case. Make sure you go to the right medical professional during the recovery stage, visit your doctor every time you suffer pain from the injuries sustained. The amount of compensation rewarded is influenced by the type of injury you have sustained and the length of the injury.

Receiving treatment

Many claimants go through numerous consultants and doctors before getting treated and even then they are treated at different hospitals. This is why it is very important that you keep a record of all visits made to hospitals and doctors. When the solicitor is making the accident claim the first thing they will do is go through your medical records. This can be a slow process depending on how helpful the hospitals are. Later they must go through the records making sure that the dates stated match the visits made. This is why keeping a personal record is very important, the hospital records could have missed or misprinted any treatment or date.

Receive instant information about making a claim and what to do after being involved in an accident which was not your fault, call our advisors now on 0800 180 4022 or if you would like a call back fill in our online enquiry form . All our personal injury claims are handled under a conditional fee agreement, also known as no win no fee*.