If you’ve been injured in a no-fault car accident in the UK or abroad, you could be eligible for compensation. Whether you’ve suffered moderate or serious injuries, including spinal or head trauma, our car accident claims management partners can rapidly assess your case and make your claim process stress-free. You can also make an injury compensation claim for lorry, van and coach accidents.

You could be eligible to make a car accident claim if:

• You were injured in a car accident in the UK or abroad within the past 3 years, in which you were a driver or passenger and it wasn’t your fault.
• You sustained injuries requiring medical attention including head, brain, spinal cord and back injuries, limb damage, brachial plexus injuries, soft tissue injury, broken bones, nerve damage, eye damage, hearing loss, paralysis or fatal injury.

Whiplash claims

The most frequently sustained injury in road traffic accidents, whiplash is caused by sudden movement of the head and neck. While some might suffer mild discomfort for just a few days,injuries can be serious, resulting in severe pain and long-term damage.

You could be eligible to make a whiplash injury claim if:

• You were injured in any type of road traffic accident in the UK or abroad within the past 3 years, in which you were a driver or passenger and it wasn’t your fault.
• You sustained whiplash-related injuries that have caused considerable pain and long-term health issues.
• You can also make a whiplash claim against the driver of the car you were a passenger in if they were responsible.

Minor Injuries

If you have suffered a minor injury as a driver or passenger in a road traffic accident that wasn’t your fault, you may be able to claim compensation using the Official Injury Claim Service. This service is free but you do not receive legal help. The majority of whiplash claims and most other soft tissue injuries (such as cuts and bruises) will be valued at less than £5,000 and are suitable for this service. However, if your injury is severe (such as head injury, broken arms and injuries affecting internal organs), your claim may be considerably greater and you should seek legal advice. If this is the case, we can help you find out if you could make a claim.