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Claims
undertaken : Road Traffic Accidents
- If you are the
driver of a motor vehicle
that is involved in an accident and you sustain injuries, you may pursue
a claim for compensation, provided you are not at fault for the accident.
- If you are a cyclist,
motorcyclist or pedestrian
involved in an accident and you sustain injuries, you may pursue a claim
for compensation if you are not at fault for the accident.
- Even if you are
partly to blame, you may still be entitled.
- If the person
responsible for a Road Traffic Accident is not insured, that
will not in itself prevent you from gaining compensation. In these circumstances,
your appointed solicitor should be able to claim compensation from the
MIB (Motor Insurers Bureau), a scheme set up by the government.
- If the driver
responsible for the Road Traffic Accident cannot be identified, compensation
can be claimed from the MIB.
- If you are a
passenger in a motor vehicle
that is involved in an accident and you sustain injuries, you may pursue
a claim for compensation even if it is your driver's fault. The driver
should have an insurance policy to cover legal costs and payment of
compensation.
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