First4Accidents have helped 1,000s of people claim compensation after being injured in a road traffic accident that was not their fault.
We are one of the leading UK car accident compensation specialists and can be trusted to guide you through the claims process without any fuss. We take great pride in answering all your questions, providing free, expert advice and helping you claim the maximum amount of compensation you deserve. Our specialist car accident solicitors have over 15 years’ experience in dealing with injury claims of this type.
So, start your car accident claim today by contacting First4Accidents now
Freephone 0800 028 9995 or CLAIM for your injury ONLINE
We appreciate that being injured in a car accident that wasn’t your fault can be very stressful. Our specialist solicitors have the expert knowledge, gained over many years, to deal with your compensation claim as quickly as possible and at no cost to you whatsoever. Remember, our service is free - you keep 100% of the compensation with no deductions or hidden charges.
By law, all drivers are required to have insurance cover. It’s the insurance company of the driver who was at fault for the accident that will compensate you for your personal injury claim and other financial losses. They also pay the costs of our specialist car accident solicitors. So, when you receive your compensation there’s no need to worry- we guarantee that you keep 100% of your compensation.
Can I claim compensation for a car accident ?
If you were one of the following, injured in a car accident situation in the last 3 years and it wasn’t your fault, you may be entitled to compensation:
- The driver of any vehicle i.e. car, van, HGV, bus, taxi, etc
- A passenger in any vehicle i.e. car, bus, taxi, van, etc ( It doesn’t matter which driver is at fault here, as the innocent passenger can claim against either their own driver or another driver who caused the accident)
- A pedestrian struck by a vehicle when walking across the road/car park or on the pavement
- Riding a motorbike
- Cyclist
Not sure who was to blame for the accident ?
All road users owe a duty to all other road users to take reasonable care when on the road. Unfortunately, no matter how careful we are, there are always those who don’t drive with the same caution. As experts in personal injury car accident compensation claims, we have over 15 years’ experience in assessing who was at fault in every type of car accident claim.
If you are unsure who was to blame, just call us at any time on Freephone 0800 028 9995 or submit details of your injury Claim Online or request us to Call You Backand one of our experienced car accident specialists will discuss your claim with you on a FREE, no obligation basis.
Alternatively, you may wish to take advantage of our Live Online Chat service to discuss your car accident claim.
What are the most common types of car accident injury ?
- The most common type of injury sustained as a result of a car accident is whiplash. This is a soft tissue injury to the neck caused by the sudden jolting of the head when impact occurs. Symptoms, such as neck pain, shoulder pain, headaches and sensation in the arms and hands can occur instantly or over the course of a few days after the accident.
- Shoulder injury
- Lower back injury
- Seatbelt injury
- Head injury and fractured bones in more serious vehicle, motorbike, cyclist and pedestrian injury claims.
We advise that you seek medical attention from your GP or local hospital staff as soon as possible after the car accident. First4Accidents can help you receive the very best rehabilitation, such as physiotherapy, free of charge. It is recommended that a course of physiotherapy is more effective when your symptoms are most acute, shortly after the accident.
What compensation can I claim after my car accident ?
Our panel of leading car accident injury solicitors will ensure that you will recover the maximum compensation you are entitled to under our No Win No Fee service. For an estimate of how much you could receive for your personal injuries please read our compensation guide. You can claim compensation for the following:
- Personal Injury-Technically known as compensation for pain, suffering and loss of amenity. Our specialist personal injury solicitors will appoint a medical expert who will prepare a medical report on your behalf. The medical expert will state in the report the extent of your injuries (diagnosis) and how long it will take you to recover (prognosis).
We advise that you should keep a note of how your injuries have affected your daily life and tell the medical expert, who will include these issues in the medical report. In other words, what have you been unable to do because of your injuries after the accident that you were doing before the accident, e.g. gardening, sporting activities, family activities, DIY etc. This is known as loss of amenity and may increase the amount of compensation you are entitled to. - Loss of Earnings- Whether you are an employee or self employed, if you have taken time off work as a result of the accident and lost earnings, our specialist personal injury solicitors can include this in your claim for compensation.
If you have been seriously injured and may not return to work you may also be entitled to claim for future loss of earnings based on average previous earning figures and promotion prospects. - Care & Assistance-If, as a result of your injuries, a member of your family or a friend is required to assist you with daily tasks, you may be able to claim for this care & assistance as part of your compensation claim.
- Damaged items involved in the accident.
- Rehabilitation Costs- These can include physiotherapy charges.
- Free Car Hire-The use of a Like for Like replacement vehicle until your vehicle is repaired or until you receive the write-off value monies for your vehicle if it’s written off in the accident.
- Loss of Use-If you are without a vehicle while yours is being repaired or it has been written off, you may be able to claim compensation for daily loss of use of your damaged vehicle.
- Any Insurance Excess payable by you under the terms of your own insurance cover.
- Repair costs if you choose not to have your vehicle repaired under the terms of your own insurance cover.
- Write-Off Value of your vehicle if it’s been damaged beyond economical repair as a result of the accident and not covered under the terms of your own insurance cover.
- Any out of pocket expenses and general inconvenience.
So, start your personal injury claim now and let the experienced specialists do the work for you.
