Many of our clients approach us after having been in a road traffic accident; many are understandably frustrated and anxious that they are in this position through the fault of another driver. This frustration is further compounded when a client has been injured as a result of another driver who is not insured, or one whom flees the scene to avoid exchanging details.
These potential claimants approach us unsure as to if they have a claim. We are happy to answer that yesthey may a valid claim through the Motor Insurers Bureau, or MIB as they are more informally known. The MIB are an organisation that is funded by motor insurance companies. This means that they are funded by part of our insurance premium which the MIB have estimated amounts to between £15 – £30 per policy. The MIB not only deals with claims for compensation, but also for costs for car repairs if your insurer has not dealt with it already.
The MIB also state that they deal with cases of hit and run incidents through their untraced drivers’ agreement.
Now, in these circumstances, where you are not able to gain the details of the driver at fault, it makes it all the more important that you do a few extra things to help strengthen your claim:
If you have any further questions regarding your uninsured or untraced road traffic accident claims, feel free to contact The Injury lawyers.
We can help you make things right if you've had an accident and been injured. If you've a legitimate compensation claim then The Injury Lawyers can offer you No Win, No Fee representation to ensure you receive the maximum compensation you deserve.