Compensation for Hit and Run Accidents

If you have ever been involved in a road traffic accident, it can be extremely traumatic having to deal with all the elements involvement, not to mention liaising with the Police and Insurance companies etc.  This is further magnified when you or your vehicle has been involved in an incident and the driver has failed to stop.

Despite it being a criminal offence to leave the scene of an accident without providing your personal and insurance details, you would be surprised how often this happens. Assistance is available, however.

Here at Farleys our expert solicitors are on hand to guide you through your claim from beginning to end, ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve. To speak to an experienced solicitor please call 01254606008 to assess the basis of your claim.

How Will My Hit and Run Compensation Claim be Pursued?

You may not be aware, but there is assistance available to help people who have been victims of accidents involving untraceable drivers, in the form of making an application to the Motors Insurers Bureau.  This Motor Insurers Bureau is not-profit organisation established by the Government in 1946 to assist motorists and victims of road traffic accidents which have been caused by negligent, uninsured or untraced drivers.

Due to the fact that untraceable drivers are involved, hit and run accident are conducted differently to regular road traffic accident claims, which are pursued directly with insurance companies. Farleys Solicitors LLP has a great deal of experience in handling claims involving the Motor Insurers Bureau, allowing your case to be better managed than if it were processed through a bulk handling claims company.

We can help you achieve the maximum compensation for :

• any physical or psychological injuries
• vehicle damage
• loss of earnings
• other associated losses arising from the accident

If you have been involved in an accident involving a hit and run driver, we may be able to help you to pursue a claim and obtain compensation. We offer an initial free consultation to assess the basis of your claim.