Useful Advice

Have you been involved in a road traffic accident? Want to know what to look out for when claiming for compensation? In this guide, you will find answers to the most important questions about the compensation process. If you are interested in a specific issue, please use the table of contents to navigate to it.

When the at-fault party is uninsured or untraced. The fight for compensation from insurers can be complicated and lengthy. The situation becomes particularly difficult when the person responsible for the accident cannot be identified. Below, we explain the procedure in such cases and the role played by the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB).

Accident Book and Accident Report – why are they so important after an accident at work? The entry in the book usually reveals what happened, the cause as well as any immediate treatment given.

Many Poles living in the UK are unaware that the legal system in the UK operates differently than in Poland. A lack of knowledge of procedures often results in mistakes that can deprive an injured person of their right to compensation.

Can an employer dismiss you for claiming compensation in the UK? Many employees worry that initiating the compensation process after an accident at work could result in job loss. Below, we present a few facts that will dispel these doubts.

What is it and how to protect yourself from it? Cold Calling is one of the most annoying marketing practices in the UK. It most often occurs after a road traffic accident in England or Wales and is sales-oriented.

Had a cycling accident in the UK? Report your case now. For decades, the bicycle has served us for many purposes – we use it both as a means of transport and as sports equipment. As families, we love to go on bike trips whenever the weather allows. Around cities and villages, more and more routes are being created specifically for cyclists.

From the experience of our team and collaborating solicitors, we know that every case requires an individual approach. Accidents happen suddenly and are often the result of other people's wrong decisions, or negligence by employers or institutions. In such situations, it is worth pursuing your rights and the compensation you are entitled to, with the support of a solicitor.

In this article, we explain how a family can legally claim compensation for the death of a loved one in the UK. Unfortunately, some accidents end tragically. In such moments, it is worth seeking the help of specialists.