Although roads are perhaps one of the most common parts of infrastructure that we have they can also be very dangerous areas and they are perhaps one of the most common locations for a number of different compensation claims. Road accidents often lead to some of the most serious injuries and they also make for a fairly straightforward compensation claim as in many situations there is one direct person at fault – the only issue here is your accident is caused by the road and not the driver who is to blame?
Accidents which occur as a result of a poor road surface can leave you with just as serious injuries as those which involve another vehicle and if you are injured in this way then you may consider making a compensation claim to cover any costs you have incurred.
If you have been involved in an accident on a bicycle which has been caused by oil on the road then this usually happens as the direct negligence of the vehicle which the oil came from and in this situation you could be eligible to make a claim against the driver of this vehicle for the negligence that they have caused.
You may also consider making a claim against the road maintenance authority or council if you feel that they have failed to maintain the road in an appropriate manner – or safely – after a spillage of this type or even after poor weather conditions.
Many different situations could lead to you being injured in this way and some common examples of this include:
When it comes to dealing with compensation claims the team at Manners Pimblett can help you right the way throughout the process. Our team will be on hand to ensure that you receive the compensation you are entitled to.
To find out more, contact the Manners Pimblett team today on 0845 077 0772
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* Our no win no fee service simply means that if your claim is not successful, there will be no cost to you. Other costs could be payable in exceptional circumstances, your solicitor will advise further.