Road Traffic Accidents*

Road Traffic Accidents*

If you were involved in an accident, within the last two years and suffered an injury you may be entitled to make a claim for compensation.

By law all drivers must have at a minimum third party insurance cover. Therefore if a driver causes an accident his/her insurers will be covering the accident and any injury to a third party i.e. pedestrians, cyclists, other drivers, passengers. If the other driver in an accident is uninsured or leaves the scene of an accident, your claim can still be taken and is likely to be covered by the Motor Insurers Bureau of Ireland which was established to specifically cover such road traffic accidents*.

WHAT TO DO AFTER A ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT * ? – Report the accident to the Gardai.– Take details from the other driver including name, insurance, registration number– Take details from any witnesses– Don’t admit liability . Often it is a condition of an insurance policy not to admit liability following anaccident and so it is wise not to admit liability in case your policy is invalidated. Check out our blog on what to do after a road traffic accident.

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What to do after a Road Traffic Accident *

Cosgrove Gaynard Solicitors set out the below step by step guide to what to do after a road traffic accident. At all times it should be remembered that your health is paramount and is the first thing you need to attend to after a road traffic accident*.

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Daughter awarded €5 millon compensation from Mothers car crash *

A daughter who was injured* in a car crash when her mother was driving has settled proceedings in the High Court for 5 millon euro. The girl was a passenger in the back seat and suffered a fracture to the skull and a resulting brain injury.

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If you would like to find out whether you are entitled to make a personal injuries claim following a road traffic accident* contact Cosgrove Gaynard Solicitors to obtain specialist advice by calling 01 2340044, by emailing us at info@cgsolicitors.ie or by filling out our online contact form on our Contact page. Your enquiry will be forwarded to a solicitor who specialises in Personal Injuries*.

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