National Motorcycle Accident Solicitors

If you are a motorcyclist who has suffered an accident caused by someone else, you may be able to make a claim. You can make a compensation claim to receive the urgent financial support needed to recover from your severe injuries. You can claim on behalf of another person if their injuries prevent them from doing so or they have sadly passed away.

The process starts by hiring a solicitor firm to act on your behalf. The firm will gather evidence to establish the facts of the case and determine who was responsible. They will assess the seriousness of your injuries and how they have impacted your day-to-day life. The solicitors will work with the other party to reach a liability and settlement agreement. If an agreement can not be reached, they will represent you in court, where a judge will decide.

Every claim is unique, and we cannot estimate how much compensation you will receive before listening to your case. Settlement is negotiated based on several factors, including types of physical and physiological injuries, financial impact and loss of amenity. Compensation may also reimburse you for expenses such as treatment, care costs and damage to personal belongings. Our motorcycle compensation calculator provides a rough estimate of how much you may receive for your injuries.

Generally speaking, you must claim within the last three years. This period usually begins from the date of the accident or death. There can be mitigating circumstances, so we recommend speaking to a solicitor for advice tailored to your situation.

To succeed in winning a motorcycle accident claim and ensuring you receive the maximum compensation possible, you must provide substantial evidence. The evidence you submit will prove the other party was at least partially liable, if not wholly, and outline how the accident affected your life, including pain and financial loss. Evidence may include police reports, witness statements and visual footage like photographs and videos. We recommend keeping a diary of your physical and psychological injuries over time and capturing regular pictures. Medical reports also provide a professional and neutral account of your injuries and treatment. Keep hold of any documents or receipts that show personal or financial loss like medical fees, travel expenses or loss of dependency.

We have a history of working with leading medical professionals and rehabilitation services to help clients on the road to recovery. We will do everything in our power to help you physically, mentally and financially. With our partnerships, we gather a thorough assessment of your injuries which can impact the calculation of your compensation.

It’s not uncommon to feel worried and hesitant about making a motorbike accident claim. However, if you have been involved in an accident that wasn’t your fault, it’s essential to get the support you need. Financial aid will help you get the treatment you need and recover loss expenses. Solicitors will take the hassle out of claiming so that you can focus on getting better.

We work on a no-win, no-fee basis which means you don’t pay anything unless you win. You will take 100% of the compensation that is awarded in your favour. You won’t pay anything upfront, and we don’t have any hidden charges.

We work with both motorcyclists and cyclists. Whether you ride a motorbike or a pedal bike, if you’ve had an accident, we can help you. Contact us today to start your claim.

You don’t have to feel guilty about how your compensation claim will affect the liable party as their insurance company will pay the damages. If the other party is uninsured, the Motor Insurers’ Bureau will cover the cost. Highways England or the local council may be liable if an accident occurs due to unsafe roads.

Don’t be put off making a motorbike or bike accident claim if the motorist has no insurance or ran away from the scene. The Motor Insurers’ Bureau was created for this very reason. The MIB compensates victims who’ve been in an accident caused by uninsured or untraced drivers. If you want to claim through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau, please contact our solicitors for assistance.

The time it takes to make a successful claim can vary from case to case. From when a claim is opened to when a settlement is reached, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months. Generally speaking, claims usually run for 4 to 9 months on average. Factors that influence a case’s duration include injuries sustained and their severity and how long it takes to gather evidence. Claims will take longer if the other party is unknown or they deny liability.