I’ve Been In A Road Accident!

If you’ve been involved in a road traffic accident that wasn’t your fault, you’re undoubtedly feeling shaken up and wondering about your next steps! In a practical sense, it’s important to get any medical attention that you need as a first priority. If you do need to visit a doctor, we firstly recommend keeping notes and evidence of your injuries and treatments, as well as how these impact your day-to-day activities. The main examples of these are any private treatments – for example, a private chiropractor or physiotherapist – and any time that you may need to be away from work.

Experiencing an injury as a result of a road traffic accident can be a traumatic and stressful experience for anyone, so it’s important to us that our clients receive the compensation that they deserve. Whether you were a driver, passenger or pedestrian, you deserve advice and compensation for your injuries and losses. You should feel supported and heard throughout your claim process and our specialists are here to help you.

Am I entitled to compensation?

The amount of compensation you may receive depends on what kind of injuries you have faced, like whiplash, broken bones, head, or back injuries. It also depends on factors such as; how long you spent off work, costs of procedures, or how much you had to spend on fixing the damages from the accident.
Our solicitors will support you every step of the way and help you to assemble all necessary evidence to ensure you get the highest possible compensation for your case.

The amount of compensation you may get dramatically depends on the severity of the road traffic accident. As this depends on so many variables, it is difficult to say how much compensation you can expect from an accident without first hearing about your case. To find out how much compensation you may be entitled to, contact our experts now.

It’s been a while since my accident, can I still make a claim?

In Scotland, you can claim for up to three years after your road traffic accident has occurred. If you are under the age of 16, this time limit does not apply; your parent or guardian can claim at any point until the age of 16 in Scotland. After the child turns 16, you can make a claim up to three years from your 16th birthday.

There is no better time than the present to begin your claim, so be sure to contact Belmont Solicitors today to get the support and advice you deserve.

Contact Belmont Solicitors today

If you’ve been involved in a road traffic accident, you need the best team by your side! Contact Belmont Solicitors today – leave us an enquiry anytime by filling out the form below and our traffic accident experts will get back to you to begin your claim. Alternatively, give us a call at 0141 729 8848 and you can tell us all about it and we can give you advice and set up a consultation appointment to discuss your case in more detail and get you on the right path to compensation.

We look forward to working with you!