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UK CAR ACCIDENT COMPENSATION
CLAIMS ADVICE

Accident 999 is a network of personal injury solicitors who have detailed experience in dealing with car accident compensation claims. Our team provides legal advice at no cost and works on a completely risk free no win no fee basis. You do not have to provide finance in any respect and you do not have to pay for any expenses as the claim proceeds. Damages are paid in full with no deductions and win or lose there is no charge. If you submit your details an experienced advocate who is a member of The Law Society Panel of personal injury experts will respond and give free advice without obligation on what steps you should take.

There are over 200,000 injuries each year as a result of RTA's with more than 3,000 fatalities and over 40,000 serious injuries. In the event of a crash to ensure that you have the best possible chance of proving liability and obtaining maximum damages there are a number of things that you can do to increase your chances of receiving fair and equitable payment. The following recommendations are given to ensure that you have maximized your potential for recovery of damages through evidence preservation.

  • Write down the name address and telephone number of the other driver involved.
  • If possible record details from any motor insurance documents and driving licence.
  • Write down the registration number of the other vehicle involved.
  • If a police officer attends request the officer's name and collar number.
  • Take photographs of your vehicle as soon as possible from all angles.
  • Take photographs of the other vehicle involved in the accident.
  • Photograph the surrounding area and immediate location of the accident.
  • Take photographs of the roadway for any physical damage including skid marks or crash debris.
  • Make no statement at the time of the accident to anyone until you have had time for reflection and to take car accident compensation claims advice from a specialist solicitor.
  • Take photographs of the injury to yourself or your passengers to preserve the state of the injury immediately after the accident.
  • Attend your local A+E or GP as soon as possible
  • If you were a pedestrian, take photographs of the location where you were standing, walking or jogging at the time of the accident.
  • Take the name, address and telephone number of any potential witness.
  • Visit any nearby homes or businesses for any potential witness to the accident.
  • Immediately report the incident to your own insurers even if you believe that you were not to blame.
  • Photograph damage to any personal property and retain those items that were damaged for safekeeping as the insurers may require to see them.
  • Preserve any bills or invoices in regards to any personal property that was damaged or any losses or expenses incurred.
  • Keep a daily diary of all events appertaining to the incident especially regarding the recovery from injury.