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Motor Accident Damage


Bringing such claims to court requires two essential elements:
  1. Proof of liability.
  2. Establishing quantum.
Liability in all but a straight forward rear end collision can be difficult to prove. Generally, accidents on roundabouts are deemed as 50:50 and accidents at traffic lights often need the services of a witness as, do lane-change accidents.

Insurance companies - who are usually the ones to pay - set strict criteria which many Claimants describe as "wriggling". Unless the other side admit liability (in front of a witness or in writing as they can change their mind later) the issue of liability can be arguable.

Quantum is not so difficult to prove. Three independent repair estimates are essential and these can be supported by an automotive engineer's report - the cost of which can be added to the claim. Other items are:
  • Loss of use which can be claimed on a daily basis.
  • Loss of income - supported by wage slips etc.
  • Alternative transport costs - with receipts, bus tickets etc.
  • Loss of personal effects - receipts needed.
  • Cost of telephone calls to insurance companies, recovery/repairers etc.
  • Out of pocket expenses.
If you are now ready to commence proceedings please go to our Submit Form and complete the required details.
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