Road Traffic Accident Claims Solicitors
A road traffic accident can have lasting effects on your life. Our specialist solicitors provide clear advice and dedicated support to help drivers, passengers, and pedestrians seek compensation and appropriate treatment.
Make a Road Traffic Accident Claim
Being involved in a road traffic accident can leave you dealing with far more than just physical injuries. Our specialist road traffic accident solicitors support clients through every aspect of a claim, from securing compensation to accessing rehabilitation, benefits support, and protecting any damages awarded.
We work alongside you to manage the wider impact of an accident, reducing the stress and uncertainty that often follows. Our focus is on handling the legal process efficiently and transparently, so you can concentrate on recovery while we pursue the strongest possible outcome on your behalf.
Every road traffic accident claim brings its own challenges. That is why we take a personalised approach to every case. To ensure access to high-quality legal support without financial pressure, we offer No Win No Fee funding, meaning there is no upfront cost and no financial risk to you.
Who Can Make a Road Traffic Accident Compensation?
You do not need to be the driver to pursue compensation. We regularly act for a wide range of road users, including:
- Passengers
- Pedestrians
- Motorcyclists
- Cyclists
- Users of buses, coaches, and taxis
- Scooter and e-scooter riders
- Horse riders
- Families bringing claims following a fatal accident
No matter how your accident occurred, our experienced legal team has the knowledge and resources to advise you. We have acted in thousands of road traffic accident claims and can support you at every stage.
Common Types of Road Traffic Accidents
Road traffic accidents can happen in many different circumstances. Some of the most frequent claims we handle include:
- Rear-end collisions
Often occurring in heavy traffic or at junctions, these accidents are commonly caused by inattention, tailgating, or sudden braking. - Side-impact collisions
Frequently seen at junctions where a vehicle fails to give way or ignores traffic signals. These collisions can result in serious injury due to limited side protection. - Pedestrian and cyclist incidents
As vulnerable road users, pedestrians and cyclists are at significant risk of serious harm when accidents occur. - Head-on collisions
Among the most severe types of road accidents, often linked to dangerous driving behaviours such as overtaking recklessly or driving on the wrong side of the road. - Hit-and-run accidents
Incidents where a driver leaves the scene after a collision, often involving pedestrians or cyclists and resulting in serious physical and emotional harm. - Motorcycle accidents
Motorcyclists face a heightened risk due to limited physical protection, with many accidents caused by other drivers failing to notice or respond appropriately.