Road accident in the car

If you have sustained injuries in a car accident caused by the other party, we can submit a claim on your behalf. Whether you were driving the car, a passenger, or a pedestrian struck by the car, you are entitled to compensation for all your medical expenses, loss of earnings, loss of (potential) future earnings, and other related expenses directly linked to the car accident.

By engaging our services as personal injury specialists following a car accident, you can build a stronger case, enabling you to secure the maximum compensation for your personal injury claim. Even if the damage to the car appears minor and the injuries seem very slight and do not require immediate medical treatment, it is still advisable to notify us immediately after your accident so that we can provide you with the best possible support.

At first, the process of claiming compensation following a car accident can seem daunting. However, we have extensive experience in the field of road traffic accidents and can guide you through every stage of the process. After all, this is something we have done many times before – almost on a daily basis, in fact – and our specialists will use their knowledge of the legal system to ensure that your case is handled professionally.

What evidence do you need to claim the maximum compensation:

Make a note of the details of the road traffic accident as soon as you can. Include as many details as possible, even those that may seem unnecessary at the time. You should keep all documents and receipts relating to the accident. These may include:

• A fully completed and signed accident report form signed by both parties. We can help you with this; please call us straight away;
• Photos of the vehicle and the scene of the accident;
• Photos of your injuries immediately after the (car) accident;
• Keep the receipts for all the various expenses you have incurred that were a direct result of the accident – such as paying for a taxi service, the cost of hiring childcare, or cancelling flight tickets if you were due to travel;
• Letter from your employer to verify your lost working hours and also to indicate how much income you have lost a9> to indicate how much income you would have lost;
• We will request and collect memos, prescriptions and receipts relating to your medical care, including X-rays and details of visits to the physiotherapist, GP, A&E and so on.

It is also a good idea to keep a sort of diary in which you record all other details relating to the claim for the (car) accident that cannot otherwise be verified by receipts. Make a note of your emotional state on most days. Mention all the difficulties you have to overcome on a daily basis. All of this will help to strengthen your case and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve, especially if you are suffering from long-term injuries.

Frequently asked questions about personal injury following a road traffic accident

Am I entitled to compensation for personal injury following a car accident?

In many cases, yes, especially if another party is (partly) liable. Even if you are unsure about who is at fault, it is worth having your situation assessed.

What if I am (partly) to blame for the accident?

Even in cases of contributory negligence, you may still be entitled to compensation. The final liability depends on the circumstances of the accident.

Do I have to pay for legal assistance myself?

No. In most personal injury cases, the costs of legal assistance are recovered from the liable party. This means that you do not have to pay any costs for our assistance.

What compensation can I claim following a road traffic accident?

These include medical expenses, loss of income, domestic help and compensation for pain and suffering. Which items of compensation apply varies from case to case.

How soon should I report my personal injury?

It is advisable to do this as soon as possible. Evidence and statements are often still more readily available at that stage.

Don’t wait too long – bring your case to us. We’ll help you completely free of charge.

To see how we work for you, click here. However, it always starts with you registering your case with us, which can be done by phone, email or using the form on this page. Report your injury straight away and let us take care of everything for you, completely free of charge.