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Accident compensation claims and road traffic accidents

Wed, 23 Jan 2008 09:36:00 EST

Road traffic accidents usually carry legal consequences in proportion to the severity of the accident. Nearly all common law jurisdictions impose some kind of requirement that parties involved in a collision must stop at the scene, and exchange insurance or identification information or contact the police. People failing to this are committing a criminal offence most commonly known as a hit and run. However, most claims are settled without recourse to law. In this case, assuming that both parties carry adequate insurance, the claim is often handled between the two insurers. There may be financial penalties involved, such as an excess or deductible payment and a loss of a no-claims bonus or higher future premiums.

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Road traffic accident claims

Wed, 23 Jan 2008 09:34:00 EST

Another major factor that can lead to accidents is the condition of the vehicle, a well maintained car with good breaks, tires suspension will be able to cope better in an emergency situation and also be better suited to avoid collisions. Some countries have mandatory inspections to check whether vehicles are road worthy, these include the TUV conformance inspection in Germany and the MOT test in the UK.

Vehicle design has made leaps and bounds over the years with regard to safety features, with many features improving protection after collision. These improvements have been made after consumer pressure and government legislation has forced the car manufacturers to make changes to their cars designs. These improvements include stronger frames, thicker pillars and safety glass. The outsides of vehicles have also been improved with smoother exteriors to reduce injury to pedestrians involved in road traffic accidents.

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Road traffic accident and no win no fee injury claims

Wed, 23 Jan 2008 09:30:00 EST

Road traffic accidents, car accident, car crash, car wreck, fender benders are all names for when an automobile collides with something that damages the automobile. Whether that is a building, tree, another car or even a human. Road traffic accidents kill around 1.2 million people a year and cause injury to about 40 times the people killed. Most countries require road traffic accidents to be reported and this information is used to statistics to be produced about injuries, deaths and the circumstances that caused them. Accidents are usually caused by a combination of factors including weather conditions, road conditions, driver behaviour and pedestrian behaviour.

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Accident claims, What can I claim for?

Fri, 23 Nov 2007 09:37:06 EST

You can accident compensation claim for the actual physical and/or psychological injury and financial losses arising from the accident. Personal injury compensation comes in two forms, known as general damages and special damages. General damages is accident compensation awarded for your injuries, for the pain and suffering and any disability or loss of amenity. Special damages are all actual financial losses and out of pocket expenses which can be calculated and which have been lost as a result of the accident. The most typical special damages are loss of earnings, however there are numerous other special damages that can be claimed for example medical expenses, travel costs associated with medical treatment, property damage including clothing that was damaged in the accident, vehicle storage charges or replacement vehicle costs, the cost of necessary nursing care, etc etc.

Accident Company, Can i make a claim?

Fri, 23 Nov 2007 09:33:03 EST

Anyone can make an accident compensation claim arising from an accident for injuries and other financial losses. You have to bring your Accident Injury Claim against a group or individual responsible and at fault for your accident even if they are only partly to blame. (Usually they will be insured and your claim will be against their insurance company). Under English law, you must claim within 3 years of the accident occurring, although there are exceptions to this general rule for children, people suffering a mental disability and those with certain illnesses.

Accident compensation, what our clients say about us

Fri, 23 Nov 2007 09:26:36 EST

"I was worried about many companies taking a big percentage of my compensation but with you I paid out nothing and kept 100%...I've recommended you to many people". Mrs Davies

"We were indeed happy with the service we received from your company, finding it speedy, efficient and professional". Mr & Mrs Ervin

"Thank you very much for all your help and the very good service received - swiftness, honesty and efficiency". Mr Rogerson

REMEMBER: Only a solicitor can pursue your Accident compensation Claim for you. You can either go direct to a solicitor or via a claims company who usually take a share of your accident compensation.

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Accident compensation for product liability

Thu, 20 Sep 2007 09:23:46 EST

Product Liability

If you have been injured by a faulty or defective consumer product, health and safety law gives you the legal right to pursue a claim for accident compensation for those injuries from either the manufacturer or supplier of those goods.

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Accident compensation claims - amounts guide

Thu, 20 Sep 2007 09:20:54 EST

The following is an estimated guide on the accident compensation you could get for a UK accident claim

Amounts Guide

• Whiplash £1000 - £5000
• Sprained Ankle £1000 - £2500
• Torn Ligaments £1000 - £5000
• Broken Finger £1000 - £3500
• Broken Big Toe £2500
• Broken Wrist £2500 - £6000
• Burns to Arm £1500 - £10,000
• Broken Arm £3000 - £10,000
• Broken Leg £3000 - £20,000
• Broken Hip £7500

accident compensation claim - free replacement car

Thu, 20 Sep 2007 09:17:34 EST

Not only will one of our expert road traffic accident claim solicitors personally take care of your injury claim, we will also provide a FREE replacement vehicle whilst your existing vehicle is off the road! Remember, not only do we offer: * Free replacement vehicle * Vehicle delivered to your door But also. * Deal with your claim effectively * Have a dedicated, vastly experienced team of personal injury lawyers * Win, lose or draw, we will charge you nothing for our services* * Have a success rate of 98% Being involved in motor accident can be extremely inconvenient, even more if the accident was not your fault. Your vehicle is off the road, sorting out repairs policy excess, to name but a few of the problems. Our wide ranging fleet of vehicles will ensure that we get you back in the vehicle you need, for the time your vehicle is off the road.What's more the vehicle can be delivered to your door, and the cost sent to the negligent party'sinsurance company.

Tripping & Slipping Accidents

Fri, 17 Aug 2007 05:16:59 EST

If you have had a fall in a public place such as a supermarket, an office or in the street and this is caused for example by a defect or hole in the floor or ground, a wet floor or a protruding object you may have a claim against the person or group responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the area where it happened.

Accidents at work

Fri, 17 Aug 2007 05:16:28 EST

If you have been injured in an accident at work or working elsewhere you may have a claim against a group or individual responsible, including your employer. Employers are required by law to have Employer Liability Insurance and the insurance company will deal with your claim for compensation for injury and losses, including loss of earnings. Even if your accident hasn’t caused you to take time off work, you can still claim compensation for the physical pain and suffering of your injury.

Accidents at work can happen in various ways and even if you think no-one was necessarily to blame, you may have a claim, involving defective equipment or machinery, inadequate training in the use of machinery, lifting heavy objects, using dangerous machinery, faulty, damaged or slippery flooring, careless acts by other workers causing an accident, lack of safety clothing for example.

Road traffic accident

Fri, 17 Aug 2007 05:15:26 EST

f you have been injured in a road traffic accident, whether as a driver, passenger, pedestrian or cyclist, you may have an accident compensation claim against the driver responsible or even partly responsible for the accident. Vehicle users are required by law to have insurance and the claim is most likely to be dealt with by the responsible driver’s insurance company. Even if there isn’t a police prosecution, you may still have a claim. Even if the responsible driver is not insured you may still make a road traffic accident claim against the Motor Insurers Bureau, an organisation established to compensate the injured victims of uninsured and untraced drivers.