Considerations When Making a Personal Injury Compensation Claim

June 16, 2011

Before making the vital decision of which personal injury solicitor you contact, there are a few pieces of information that you should be clear on regarding the incident in question.

If you believe that you have been the victim of an act of medical negligence or personal injury visit your General Practitioner as soon as possible for supportive evidence of your injuries. If involved in a traffic accident the same applies and injuries should be documented in a medical report for potential use in your case

If the circumstances dictate (such as a traffic or pedestrian collision) you should report the incident to the police within 24 hours as well as the relevant insurance companies

Where possible you should write down all details of the incident that you can still recount, such as witness details, number plates or any other details that may help, no matter how obscure they may appear at the time

Once you have undertaken these important steps and you wish to take the course of compensation through legal avenues (as opposed to making a formal complaint or other such recourse) you must find a good personal injury solicitor. Your solicitor will explain the complex timing issues in place when making an accident claim and will be liable to offer representation tailored to your individual circumstances, often on a no-win, no-fee basis (or CFA).

Moore Blatch - Personal injury solicitors of London

Making a personal injury accident claim can be complicated and fraught with technicalities and so it is imperative that you hire the right personal injury solicitors to handle your case. Moore Blatch has a team of lawyers with vast experience in handling such claims in London and throughout the UK and will provide the relevant advice and representation to your needs on a no-win, no-fee basis.

Moore Blatch Solicitors
3 Castle Yard, London Court
Richmond-upon-Thames, Greater London
TW10 6TF
Telephone: 020 8744 0766
Telephone: 023 807 18000