What is included
- Review of the accident report and available medical papers
- Assessment of recoverable damage under the current statutory scale
- Communication coordination and tracking
I had an accident
Damage, injuries, accident report or insurer letters. We first organise what you have; then we assess whether liability is clear and which documents are missing to claim.
What we will organise
A bump in the car with a signed accident report. A pedestrian hit with injuries and weeks off work. An insurer offering you an amount and you do not know whether it is fair. Or an accident with no report, with a driver who drove off. In every case, what decides the outcome is the documentation you manage to gather in the first weeks.
We start by organising what you have and telling you what is missing: a medical report, photos, witnesses, the insurer's file number. Then we assess whether there is a liable party and which losses can be claimed. The traffic accidents service runs a viability study before quoting, because every case is different.
What to have at hand
- The accident report or the police report.
- The emergency room report and later medical reports.
- Any letter or email from the insurer.
Road traffic accidents and compensation
Timing
Timing depends on medical evidence, the insurer's response and the documents; first review within 1 working day.
Tell us about the matter
Tell us about your case in two minutes. With what you send, a person tells you what can be done and what it costs.