UK Car Accident Claim Advice

Accident Lawyer UK offers a risk-free car accident claim service, providing no-cost legal advice and assistance on a no win no fee basis. Consequently, you need not finance your claim or pay expenses as it makes its way along the legal process. If you win compensation, we assure that you will receive its value in full. We will not make deductions or charge costs. Submit your details now, and an expert solicitor, a member of the esteemed Law Society Panel of personal injury experts, will call to offer you risk and cost-free information on how you could go about winning compensation. 

Motor collisions cause 200,000 injuries every year. They are responsible for 3,000 deaths, and 40,000 serious injuries. They are also a source of injustice, with the key victims in the accident often not sufficiently compensated for the hardship they have faced. Do not be a victim in this way. You may be able to prove liability in a car accident claim and ensure you receive the damages you are due. To facilitate this we recommend that you make certain steps to preserve evidence and avoid being denied the compensation you may be owed.

1.record the names and contact details of other drivers involved in the accident

2.where possible, record their insurance details and details from their driving licence

3.collect the registration number of other cars or motorbikes involved in the accident

4.record the names and collar numbers of any police officers called to the scene

5.photograph your vehicle from several angles

6.comprehensively photograph the other vehicles involved in the incident

7.photograph the scene of the accident and the surrounding location

8.examine the road for physical damage, and photograph anything of significance, including debris and skid marks

9.avoid making a statement, assuming responsibility or casting blame yet: emotions are high after an accident and it is best to be patient and obtain advice from a legal expert

10.if you or your passengers are injured, take photographs of the injuries as soon as possible

11.in the event of injury, go immediately to a GP or Accident and Emergency Department for treatment and medical advice

12.whether you think you were to blame or not, contact your insurers as soon as possible and inform them of the accident and of the possibilty that the other driver may make a car accident claim against you.

13.ask any witnesses their names and contact details

14.call at homes and offices near the accident scene to check if anyone witnessed the accident

15.take photographs of the immediate vicinity and the scene of the accident if you were a pedestrian

16.take detailed photographs of all damage to property or possessions in case the insurers wish to see this

17.keep all receipts of repairs to any damaged property

18.record daily and in detail the events occurring after the incident, particularly your process of recovery from the accident