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Road Traffic Accident Solicitors

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Every year, thousands of people across the UK are injured in road traffic accidents—whether as drivers, passengers, cyclists, or pedestrians. While some incidents result in minor bruises, others lead to life-changing injuries or even fatalities. If you or someone you care about has been harmed in a road traffic accident, you may be entitled to compensation. At Litkraft Solicitors, our team of dedicated road traffic accident solicitors is here to help you understand your rights and pursue the justice you deserve.

 

Road Traffic Accidents

 

Road traffic accidents encompass a wide range of incidents involving vehicles on public roads. These can vary significantly in severity, from minor collisions to major crashes with catastrophic consequences. Regardless of the scale of the incident, victims often face physical injuries, emotional trauma, and financial burdens such as medical bills, lost income, and vehicle repair costs—sometimes all at once, adding further stress during an already difficult time.

 

Common Types of Road Traffic Accident

 

Road traffic accidents can occur in a wide range of situations. Whether you had a cycling or motorcycle accident, driving a car or simply walking as a pedestrian, you may be entitled to expert legal support from experienced road traffic accident solicitors.

Establishing who was at fault in a road traffic accident is often complex, with both sides sometimes disputing responsibility. In many cases, more than one party’s actions may have contributed to the collision or influenced how serious the consequences were.

Even if the other party hasn’t accepted blame, if you were injured and the accident wasn’t entirely your fault, it’s worth seeking legal advice to understand whether you may be eligible to pursue a road traffic accident claim or a road accident injury claim.

 

What are the most common causes of road traffic accidents?

 

A road traffic accident may be caused by several factors, often involving driver negligence or unsafe road conditions. The most frequent causes include:

  • speeding;
  • distracted driving (e.g., mobile phone use);
  • driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs;
  • reckless or aggressive driving;
  • poor weather or road conditions;
  • failing to observe traffic signs or signals.

Identifying the exact cause of the road traffic accident is crucial to strengthening your compensation claim and achieving a successful outcome.

 

What type of injuries can I claim for as a result of a Road Traffic Accident?

 

We provide legal guidance for all types of injuries – from minor to severe, including those that have a lasting impact on your life. If you’ve tragically lost a loved one as a result of a road traffic accident, we’re also here to support you with compassionate and expert advice on fatal injury claims. Road traffic accident personal injury claims may be pursued for a broad spectrum of injuries. These range from minor to severe and include:

  • whiplash and soft tissue damage;
  • head and brain injuries;
  • spinal injuries;
  • broken bones and fractures;
  • cuts, bruises, and lacerations;
  • and other.

If you’ve suffered any physical or emotional harm due to an accident, it’s vital to seek medical attention immediately and document your injuries to support your road traffic accident claim.

 

Road Traffic Accident Claims

 

Filing road traffic accident claims involves proving that another party was at fault and that their negligence directly caused your personal injury. With Litkraft Solicitors, you can count on expert legal guidance every step of the way—from evidence gathering and documentation to negotiations with insurers or representation in court if needed.

 

How much compensation might I receive?

 

The amount of road traffic accident compensation you may be entitled to will depend entirely on the nature and consequences of your injuries. That’s why it’s important to contact us as soon as possible, so we can assess the details of your case and offer clear, tailored guidance.

You may be able to make a road traffic accident claim for a range of losses directly linked to the incident, including:

  • emotional distress and disruption to your everyday life;
  • loss of income or other financial setbacks;
  • medical treatment, prescriptions, rehabilitation or personal care;
  • damage to your personal property;
  • additional travel costs, such as taxis or vehicle hire following the accident.

Each road traffic accident injury claim is different, so our approach is always based on your unique experience.

 

Do I have a valid claim for road traffic accident compensation?

 

If you can answer “yes” to all three of the following questions, we recommend that you contact us to discuss your circumstances further:

  • The accident occurred within the last three years.
  • Was someone else to blame for the incident?
  • Were you injured as a result of the incident?

Although saying “yes” to all three questions doesn’t guarantee a successful outcome, it does suggest a stronger likelihood that you’re eligible to make a road traffic accident claim. These questions form the foundation of assessing your case, and early support from legal professionals can make a significant difference.

 

How do I begin a compensation claim for my Road Traffic Accident?

 

The process for filing a road traffic accident claim begins with a free, no-obligation consultation to help you understand your rights and options. Our goal is to make the experience as clear and stress-free as possible. Here’s what the typical journey looks like:

  • Initial contact – call us on 0208 1111 911. We’ll listen to the details of your road traffic accident and answer any initial questions you may have.
  • Case review – we assess whether your case meets the criteria for a valid road traffic accident compensation claim and explain the likely outcomes.
  • Evidence gathering – strong claims rely on robust evidence. We’ll collect police or accident reports, witness statements, dashcam footage (if available), and your medical records to support your road accident injury claim.
  • Negotiation – in most cases, we aim to settle the matter directly with the insurer or third party, avoiding court where possible. Our experienced road traffic accident solicitors will negotiate firmly on your behalf.
  • Court proceedings (if necessary) – if a fair offer isn’t made, we’ll prepare your case for court and represent you with skill and confidence to help secure the compensation you deserve.

And with our no win no fee road traffic accident solicitors, you won’t pay any legal fees unless we’re successful. That means no financial risk to you – just a clear path to seeking justice.

 

RTA Claims Process

 

The road traffic accident claims process can be broken down into key stages:

  • Notification: inform the responsible party’s insurer about the incident.
  • Investigation: we work with experts to determine liability and assess damages.
  • Medical Assessment: You may undergo an exam to validate your injuries.
  • Settlement Offer: the insurer may propose a compensation amount.
  • Resolution: we negotiate the best possible settlement or take the case to court.

Our road accident solicitors manage each step with precision and care, ensuring transparency and clear communication at all times.

 

Why Choose Litkraft Solicitors as No win No fee Road Traffic Accident Solicitors?

 

Choosing the right legal team is crucial to the success of your road traffic accident personal injury claim. At Litkraft Solicitors, we offer:

  • No win no fee road traffic accident solicitors, ensuring zero upfront costs.
  • Multilingual support in English, Russian, Romanian, Bulgarian, and Lithuanian.
  • Decades of combined legal experience in road traffic accident claims.
  • A personal, compassionate approach that prioritises your wellbeing.

From start to finish, we work tirelessly to help you recover both physically and financially. Our goal is not only to secure the maximum road traffic accident compensation, but also to ensure you have access to the support, treatment, and guidance needed for a full and confident return to everyday life.

 

FAQ

 

  • Yes. This is called a “split liability” case, and you may still be eligible for a partial road traffic accident compensation settlement. The compensation amount will be adjusted based on your degree of responsibility.

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  • Yes. If the injured person is a minor or lacks mental capacity, you can act as their “litigation friend” and file a road traffic accident claim on their behalf. In such cases, the process may involve additional steps to ensure their best interests are fully protected.

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  • Typically, yes. A medical exam helps verify the extent of your injuries and strengthens your compensation road accident case. We’ll arrange this for you with a trusted medical professional.

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  • In most cases, you have three years from the date of the accident to file a road traffic accident personal injury claim. Exceptions apply for minors and individuals lacking mental capacity.

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  • Simple road traffic accident claims can be resolved within a few months, especially when liability is clear. More complex claims, involving serious injuries or court proceedings, may take longer. We always aim to handle your road traffic accident claim efficiently while securing the best possible outcome.

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  • Most road traffic accident compensation claims are settled out of court. However, if negotiations fail, we’ll be prepared to represent you fully and fight for your rights.

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