What injuries can I claim for?

You are entitled by law to be compensated for any injury arising out of a non-fault accident you sustain which can include cuts, bruises, soft tissue injuries (whiplash).

Is there a time limit for submitting a claim for personal injury?

There is a statutory limit of three years from the date of the accident and a claim can be submitted at any stage during this period.

How long will a claim for personal injuries take to settle?

Straightforward injuries should be resolved and settled within a twelve month period. However, it will largely depend on the nature of the injury involved.

Do I need to have reported my injuries to my GP or Hospital?

If you have not been to visit your GP or hospital it should not prevent you from presenting a claim. However, it will greatly assist your claim if you have a written record of your injury either at your GP or Hospital.

Why can I be legally represented without incurring legal costs?

The Panel Solicitor will enter into a Conditional Fee Agreement in relation to their legal costs and an Insurance Policy will be issued to protect you against any potential costs. If you are successful, all of your legal costs will be paid by the responsible third party including the cost of the insurance premium. If for any reason you are unsuccessful, the Insurance Policy will cover you for all costs.

Can I be compensated for losses other than personal injury?

You are entitled to recover any loss which you incur as a result of an accident including damaged clothing, expenses and loss of earnings.

What is the procedure for submitting a claim?

Simply complete the Online Claims Form. Your information will be passed to us immediately and one of our claim advisors will call you to discuss your claim in detail.