Car Accident Claim UK 

Side road car accident

Mrs C was travelling along a main road, when Mrs K pulled out and collided with the side of Mrs C's brand new BMW. Mrs C suffered relatively minor soft tissue injuries but was more upset by the damage to her new car. Fortunately, she contacted Direct 2 Solicitors and we were quickly able to replace her car with a hire car of the same specification. The cost of the replacement hire was covered by Mrs K's insurers, which also paid for the repairs to Mrs C's car and compensated her for her injuries. Mrs C was soon back driving her car, which was as good as new.

If you have suffered as a result of an accident, your claim will be in safe hands when you instruct Direct 2 Solicitors Ltd.

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At Direct 2 Solicitors we have dealt with hundreds of car accident claims, from rear end shunts to high impact, full frontal collisions. Our experience, and that of our expert personal injury solicitors, means that whatever the circumstances of your accident we know how to help you with your accident claim.

Car accident claims

Here are just a few example car accident claims we have dealt with. We have changed the names and some of the facts to protect our client's identities:

Rear end shunt accident

Mr Y was waiting at a roundabout for the traffic to clear so he could carry on with his journey. Whilst waiting Miss X drove into the rear of his vehicle. Mr Y's car was pushed forward at speed and suffered severe rear end damage. Mr Y sustained a severe neck strain (often referred to as a whiplash injury).

At the scene of the accident Miss X admitted the accident had been her fault, but soon afterwards she claimed Mr Y had actually reversed into her. However, the specialist solicitor at Direct 2 Solicitors soon obtained enough witness evidence to discredit Miss X's allegations, leading to her insurance company settling Mr Y's claim in full.

Head on Collision

Mrs A was travelling along a B road at approximately 40mph one winter's night. Suddenly a car travelling in the opposite direction came around a corner at speed. He was going so fast that he could not stay on his side of the road. He collided head on with Mrs A's vehicle, which was pushed off the road. The other driver did not stop at the scene of the accident but fortunately a vehicle travelling behind Mrs A saw everything and called the police.

Mrs A suffered severe injuries, including a fractured sternum (chest bone), a severe neck injury and various cuts and bruises.