Have you been in a road traffic accident? Did your accident occur after 30th April 2010? Did the accident occur in England or Wales? If you have answered yes to all three questions here, you may be able to claim compensation for your injuries as a result of your accident through the Road Traffic Accident Protocol.
The Road Traffic Accident Protocol is a more efficient and effective procedure to get the compensation you deserve. The Road Traffic Accident Protocol uses a Claims Notification Form which provides the Defendant insurers with all the circumstances surrounding your accident, and is submitted through an electronic portal to speed the process up.
We all would like claiming for compensation to be as simple and easy as possible – well now it is! All you need to do is ensure that you have all the following information and give us a call today and we can get your claim moving on that very same day!
- The date, time and location of your accident
- A detailed account of the accident
- The Defendant vehicle registration number
- The date which you first sought medical attention
- If you went to the hospital, the name of the hospital you visited
- If you reported the accident to the police, the name of the reporting officer, the police address and reference number
- The details of any witnesses
- Make sure you have your National Insurance number
It really is that simple, but do not worry if you don’t have the Defendant vehicle registration number as you can still make a claim through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB). The MIB is an organisation which was set up to compensate victims of negligent and untraced motorists. You must report your accident to the police as soon as possible if this is the case.
We at The Injury Lawyers are specialists in the field of road traffic accidents and are here on hand to help you. If you call The Injury Lawyers prepared with all the above information you will be able to get your claim submitted on the same day, gaining your compensation a lot quicker, getting back to normal life. To find out more, call the claims helpline for free legal advice.
