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At Car Accident Claim, we assist drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and cyclists across the UK who have been injured in a road traffic accident caused by another party’s negligence. We act strictly as an introducer, connecting you with independent SRA-regulated solicitors who can assess whether you may be eligible to pursue a compensation claim.
A car accident can result in physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial disruption, affecting your ability to work and maintain your quality of life. Where another party may be responsible, a claim assessment can consider medical costs, vehicle damage, loss of earnings, and rehabilitation needs.
Who Can Make A Car Accident Compensation Claim?
A car accident claim assessment may be available for:
- Drivers
- Passengers
- Pedestrians
- Cyclists
In serious or fatal accident cases, family members may be able to submit an enquiry on behalf of a loved one to assess potential claims relating to financial dependency or associated losses.
How Much Compensation Can I Claim For A Car Accident?
Car accident compensation varies depending on the nature and severity of injuries and the impact on daily life. While outcomes cannot be guaranteed, claims assessed by independent solicitors may consider:
- Minor injuries – Often lower-value claims
- Serious injuries – Including spinal or brain injuries, which may result in higher awards
- Financial impact – Loss of earnings or reduced earning capacity
- Medical needs – Treatment, rehabilitation, and ongoing care
An independent solicitor can review your enquiry and explain what may be considered based on your circumstances.
Contact Car Accident Claim to get a eligibility assessment on your car accident compensation based on your case.
What Are The Most Common Causes Of Car Accident Claims?
Common causes of car accident claims include the following:
- Reckless driving – Speeding, tailgating, and running red lights increase the risk of severe collisions.
- Distracted driving – Using a mobile phone, eating, or adjusting in-car systems while driving.
- Drink or drug driving – Impaired reaction times and poor decision-making create dangerous road conditions.
- Poor road conditions – Potholes, unclear road signs, and lack of proper road maintenance contribute to accidents.
- Vehicle defects – Mechanical failures, such as brake malfunctions, can lead to loss of vehicle control.
- Hit-and-run incidents – Accidents where the at-fault driver flees the scene, but compensation may still be claimed through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB).
How Do I Start A Car Accident Claim?
To begin a personal injury car accident claim enquiry:
- Seek medical attention and retain medical records
- Report the accident to the police where required
- Collect evidence, such as photographs, witness details, dashcam footage, and insurance information
An independent SRA-regulated solicitor can then assess liability, review evidence, and advise on potential next steps.
How Long Do I Have To Make A Car Accident Claim?
Car accident claims are generally subject to a three-year limitation period from the date of the accident.
- For individuals under 18, the time limit usually begins from their 18th birthday
- Where mental capacity is reduced, different rules may apply
Solicitors can confirm whether a claim may still be possible.
What Evidence Is Needed For A Car Accident Claim?
A strong road traffic accident claim requires the following key evidence:
- Medical reports confirming injuries and required treatments.
- Photos of the accident scene, vehicle damage, and injuries for visual evidence.
- Witness statements from passengers, bystanders, or other road users.
- Dashcam or CCTV footage to provide real-time accident proof.
- Police accident reports to document official findings.
- Insurance details and correspondence to support the claim.
- Medical bills and receipts proving treatment costs.
How Long Does A Car Accident Claim Take To Settle?
Simple car accident claims, can be resolved within six to twelve months. However, more complex cases, particularly those involving serious injuries, long-term rehabilitation, or disputed liability, can take one to three years.
If urgent financial assistance is needed, interim payments may be available to cover medical expenses, rehabilitation, or lost wages while the claim is being processed.
Who Is Responsible For Paying Car Accident Compensation?
Responsibility for compensation may fall to:
- The at-fault driver’s insurer
- The Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB) for uninsured or hit-and-run cases
- Local authorities, where road conditions contributed
- Vehicle manufacturers, where defects are involved
Each case is assessed individually by an independent solicitor.
Contact Car Accident Claim to help assess enquiries and refer eligible cases to independent SRA-regulated solicitors.
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