Road Traffic Accident Claims Lawyers Liverpool & North West London

A road traffic accident claim is a legal process to seek compensation for injuries or losses caused by a vehicle collision. This includes accidents involving cars, motorcycles, bicycles, pedestrians, and public transport.

Yes, if someone else’s negligence caused the accident, you can pursue a claim. This could include another driver, a cyclist, or even poor road conditions managed by local authorities.

You can claim for a wide range of injuries, including:

• Whiplash and soft tissue injuries.
• Broken bones or fractures.
• Head and brain injuries.
• Spinal cord injuries.
• Psychological trauma (e.g., PTSD).

You typically have three years from the date of the accident to start your claim. Exceptions may apply for children or individuals who lack mental capacity.

Yes, you can still make a claim through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB), which compensates victims of uninsured or hit-and-run drivers.

To protect your rights and strengthen your claim:

• Exchange contact and insurance details with the other driver(s).
• Exchange contact and insurance details with the other driver(s).
• Take photos of the scene, vehicles, and any visible injuries.
• Seek medical attention promptly, even if injuries seem minor at first.

Yes, passengers injured in an accident can file claims regardless of which driver was at fault.

The amount depends on factors such as:

• The severity of your injuries.
• Financial losses (e.g., lost earnings).
• Medical expenses and ongoing care needs.

Our team will provide an estimate based on your specific circumstances.

If you weren’t at fault for the accident, your insurance premiums shouldn’t be affected as the claim will be made against the at-fault party’s insurer.

Most claims are handled on a “no win, no fee” basis, meaning you won’t pay anything unless your case is successful.

Yes, you may still be eligible for compensation under contributory negligence rules. The amount awarded may be reduced based on your share of responsibility.

To build a strong case, gather:

• Police reports and incident reference numbers.
• Witness contact details and statements.
• Photos or dashcam footage of the accident scene and damage.
• Medical records detailing your injuries and treatment.

The timeframe varies depending on factors like injury severity and whether liability is disputed. Straightforward cases may settle within months, while complex claims could take longer.

Yes, cyclists and pedestrians injured in accidents caused by negligent drivers or unsafe road conditions can pursue compensation claims.