A vehicle-related accident claim allows injured drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and cyclists to seek compensation for their injuries, damages, and financial losses caused by another party’s negligence. Our solicitors handle a wide range of road accident claims, ensuring victims receive fair settlements.

Who Can Make a Vehicle Accident Claim?

✔ Drivers – If another vehicle caused the accident.
✔ Passengers – Whether in private or public transport.
✔ Pedestrians – Hit by a negligent driver.
✔ Cyclists & Motorcyclists – Injured due to reckless driving.
✔ Workers in company vehicles – Injured while driving for work purposes.

If you or a loved one has suffered due to a vehicle-related accident, our legal team can assess your case and guide you through the claims process.

Common Causes of Vehicle-Related Accidents

Many road accidents occur due to driver negligence, poor road conditions, or defective vehicles. Our solicitors investigate the cause of your accident to establish liability and strengthen your claim.

Typical Causes of Vehicle Accidents

✔ Reckless or careless driving – Speeding, aggressive driving, or dangerous overtaking.
✔ Distracted driving – Using a phone, eating, or adjusting controls while driving.
✔ Drink or drug driving – Impaired judgement leading to collisions.
✔ Failure to obey traffic signals – Running red lights or failing to yield.
✔ Poor road conditions – Potholes, defective traffic signals, or slippery roads.
✔ Vehicle defects – Faulty brakes, worn tyres, or mechanical failures.

Injuries Sustained in Vehicle-Related Accidents

Road traffic accidents can cause severe and life-altering injuries. Our solicitors ensure you receive compensation to cover medical expenses, rehabilitation, and lost earnings.

Common Injuries from Vehicle Accidents

✔ Whiplash and soft tissue injuries – Neck and back injuries caused by sudden impact.
✔ Broken bones and fractures – Common in high-impact crashes.
✔ Head and brain injuries – Concussions and traumatic brain injuries.
✔ Spinal cord damage – Leading to paralysis or long-term disability.
✔ Psychological trauma – PTSD, anxiety, or depression following an accident.

What to Do After a Vehicle-Related Accident

If you have been involved in a road accident, taking the right steps immediately can help support your compensation claim. Our legal team will guide you through the claims process.

Steps to Take After a Road Traffic Accident

✔ Seek medical attention – Ensure injuries are treated and documented.
✔ Report the accident – Notify the Gardaí if required.
✔ Gather evidence – Take photos, note vehicle details, and get witness statements.
✔ Obtain insurance details – Exchange information with other drivers involved.
✔ Contact our solicitors – Our legal experts will assess your case and guide you through the process.

Making a Vehicle-Related Accident Compensation Claim

To secure compensation, you must prove that another party was responsible for the accident. Our solicitors handle all aspects of the legal process to ensure you receive fair compensation.

Key Stages in the Claims Process

✔ Initial consultation – Our legal team reviews your case.
✔ Medical assessment – Independent doctors evaluate your injuries.
✔ Gathering evidence – Collecting accident reports, witness statements, and CCTV footage.
✔ Proving liability – Establishing who was responsible for the accident.
✔ Filing the claim – Submitting it to the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB).
✔ Negotiating a settlement – Ensuring fair compensation for your losses.
✔ Court proceedings if necessary – Our solicitors represent you if required.

What Compensation Can You Claim?

Compensation covers medical expenses, lost income, vehicle repair costs, and long-term suffering.

Types of Compensation Available

✔ General damages – Compensation for pain, suffering, and long-term disability.
✔ Medical expenses – Covering treatment, surgery, and rehabilitation.
✔ Loss of earnings – If you cannot return to work due to your injuries.
✔ Vehicle repair or replacement costs – Covering damage to your vehicle.
✔ Psychological trauma – Compensation for PTSD or emotional distress.

Time Limits for Vehicle-Related Accident Claims in Ireland

You must file your claim within two years from the accident date or when you became aware of your injuries.

Important Deadlines to Consider

✔ Seek medical attention immediately – Medical records support your claim.
✔ Report the accident to the Gardaí – Required in serious incidents.
✔ File your claim within two years – Failure to act in time may result in loss of rights.

Challenges in Vehicle Accident Claims

Proving fault and liability in road accidents can be complex. Our solicitors ensure your case is handled professionally, even in disputed claims.

Common Issues in Road Accident Cases

✔ Disputed liability – The other party may deny responsibility.
✔ Insurance complications – Delays or refusals from insurance providers.
✔ Hit-and-run accidents – Identifying the driver responsible.
✔ Uninsured drivers – Seeking compensation when the other driver is uninsured.

Why Choose Our Solicitors for Vehicle Accident Claims?

✔ Specialists in road traffic accident claims – Extensive experience in handling cases.
✔ Expert legal representation – Ensuring you receive the maximum compensation.
✔ No hidden fees – Clear guidance on legal costs from the outset.

Contact Our Solicitors for Expert Legal Advice

If you have been injured in a vehicle-related accident, our solicitors can help you secure the compensation you deserve.

Contact our legal team today for a confidential consultation.