Car Accident Claim

Every year, UK motorways see tens of thousands of road traffic accidents. Many of these result in significant personal injuries.

If you've been a victim, you need to prove that:

• The accident was caused by negligence on the part of the person operating the vehicle, OR
• The accident was caused by some defect involving the vehicle, OR
• The accident was caused by some defect involving the roadway

We will...

• Help you determine who is at fault
• Deploy a network of experts and other resources to help determine liability
• Recover compensation from uninsured and underinsured motorists
• Make sure that your claim results in the highest level of compensation possible

• Free advice before you claim

  Is your car accident claim worth pursuing or not? We are happy to advise you - and it'll cost nothing to find out.

• Your legal expenses fully covered

  With MyInjuryLawyer, you won't lose out - whatever the outcome of your case.

Guide to Car Accident Claims

Road Traffic Accident in the UK

In 2007 there were over 180,000 accidents on Britain's roads involving personal injury. 334,000 vehicles were involved and almost 250,000 people were injured. 30,000 of these injuries were serious, with 3,000 resulting in a fatality.

Clearly road traffic accidents are a major problem, and at My Injury Lawyer, we deal with many car accident victims each year, helping them successfully claim for compensation.

Around 75% of all vehicles involved in accidents are cars. This means that if you travel in a car, statistically speaking you're more likely to sustain an injury at some point in a car accident than not. If you have been injured in a car accident that wasn't your fault, it's important you record some important details as soon as possible to assist your compensation claim.

What to do after a car accident

After medical assistance has been sought, ensure you have the details of the other drivers involved in the accident. Ask for their name, address and phone number at the very least. Next, record the details of the cars involved - make, model, registration number, colour, and importantly, any damage caused to those vehicles. If possible, take a photo of the accident scene (use the camera on your mobile phone if that's all you have to hand). Also record the date and time of the accident. This information may be useful in pursuing your car accident claim later on.

Next on your list should be witnesses. Any bystanders who witnessed the accident should also have their details taken.

Further to the accident information, also keep a record of your injuries, your recovery, the dates you have visited the hospital or your doctor, and any other information about your injuries, such as any ways in which they've affected your life.

Starting your car accident claim

To start your car accident claim, contact My Injury Lawyer by phone, email or through our online form, and we'll provide you with a free consultation. We will make sure your claim results in the highest possible level of compensation.