Car Accident Claims

If you are a victim of a car accident, there are implications that arise from insurers which might amount to an unnecessary amount of pressure. If you seek legal advice, Ackroyd Legal will be able to walk you through the claiming and compensation process clearly and efficiently to ensure you get the best results.

After the accident, it is strongly advised that you notify the police, and necessary if the party at fault is refusing to give details of their name, address and insurance before leaving the scene.
If they do so, this is an offence and your own willingness to cooperate will be regarded in your favour as you make your claim.
Furthermore, the police can help survey the scene to determine which party is at fault.

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After the accident, your insurer will likely wish to contact you and reach a conclusion; however, it is important to seek a legal perspective before you proceed.

Accidents are most commonly caused by:

Spillages such as diesel and oil on the road, making the surface slippery.
By hitting potholes where the council has neglected to maintain the road.
From another road user’s careless driving where they have done something unpredictable or have overlooked you.

Ackroyd Legal understands that incidents like this can cause physical injury and can be very distressing for those involved. Even more minor injuries like whiplash can leave you with long term effects.

Therefore our specialist solicitors take such cases seriously because we understand the long-lasting effects road traffic accidents have.

Having been in a car accident, you can claim more than physical injuries suffered. You may also claim loss of earnings due to the accident or any modifications you have had to make to your car, due to your present condition.

Should you require our services in making a claim, Ackroyd Legal provides a No Win No Fee service. Therefore, you need only pay for our assistance if you successfully receive the compensation due to you.