Cycle Accident Claims

It’s best to get legal advice as soon as possible after your cycling accident so that we can obtain crucial evidence.

For a successful cycling accident compensation claim to be successful, there are some things you will need to do:

• Seek medical attention to assess your injuries and obtain a medical report.
• Ask people around if they saw what happened and if they would be willing to come forward as witnesses. Get their contact details.
• Get the contact details of anyone else involved in the accident. Write down the number plate details if a vehicle was involved as well as the other party’s name, address, and insurance details.
• Get pictures of the scene and of the bike and vehicle damage with your camera phone if you have one with you.
• If the police attend the accident, obtain a copy of their report.

We offer a Free No Obligation Case Review so that we can understand more about the accident circumstances and to advise you on whether or not you have a claim.

We will guide and support you throughout the personal injury claims process, dealing directly with third parties and their insurance companies on your behalf to secure compensation for your injuries quickly and stress-free.

The value of every compensation claim for a cycling accident depends on the seriousness of the injury as well as the chances of you making a full recovery.

In handling your claim, we will also look at other financial aspects such as medical expenses, repairs to your bicycle, damage to property in your possession, and loss of earnings you may have had as a result of the accident. We will also factor into the value of your claim any long term medical expenses that you may incur for life-changing injuries that require ongoing medical treatment.

We will also seek to obtain interim payments where possible to help you to avoid financial hardship caused by a cycling accident that wasn’t your fault.

Whatever the nature of your injury, our aim is to get you the highest amount of compensation as quickly and stress-free as possible so that you can get your life back on track.

For the majority of cases, any claim for cycling accident compensation must be made within three years of the date of the accident. There are, however, some exemptions to this rule in instances whereby you may be able to make a claim for an accident dating back further, for example, if the accident involved a minor. As specialist personal injury lawyers, we will be able to advise you on your rights.