Hit and Run Compensation Claims
If you’ve been the victim of a hit-and-run car accident, it’s important to seek compensation for your injuries. Whether you’ve suffered a head injury, broken bones, or been left with ongoing psychological trauma, our team of RTA solicitors is here for you in this challenging and stressful situation.
Our experienced legal team is well-versed in helping victims claim hit-and-run compensation following any accident where the driver failed to stop and has subsequently been identified. If the authorities have been unable to identify the hit-and-run driver, you can make a claim through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau.
Our team will use their expertise to help you get the amount of compensation you need to move on and recover from your hit-and-run car accident. For more information on our legal services and how we can help you with your hit-and-run accident claim, contact our team today.
What are the most common injuries related to hit-and-runs in the UK?
Whether you’ve been involved in a hit-and-run accident as a driver, passenger, or pedestrian, there is a good chance you will sustain some kind of injury and be eligible for compensation. Hit-and-run injuries can range from minor bruises, scrapes, cuts or sprains to much more serious problems like brain damage, neck, and spine injuries.
Unfortunately, in the worst cases, a hit-and-run car accident could lead to wrongful death. If you have lost a loved one due to a hit-and-run driver, our team is here to help you with your hit-and-run accident claim as sensitively as possible.
Our team will work tirelessly to help you get the justice and compensation you deserve. Get in touch today to start your claim for hit-and-run compensation.
What Can I Claim Following A Hit And Run?
Can I claim for a hit-and-run damaging my car?
Why choose Tylers Solicitors to represent your claim for a hit-and-run accident?
Why Choose Tylers Solicitors to Claim for Hit & Run Compensation?
Tylers Solicitors is one of the UK’s leading providers of road traffic accident compensation claims. We can provide complete legal services to suit your needs. Over the years, we’ve helped people from all walks of life to get the hit and run compensation they need to move on with their life. If you’re looking for an experienced legal team specialising in no win, no fee legal services, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Tylers Solicitors today on 0800 699 0079 or via our online contact form.
Hit-and-run compensation amounts
Need more information? Don’t worry, one of our professional claims solicitors will advise you along the way
Contact us on 0800 699 0079 or via our online contact form to start your claim today!
How much compensation do you get for a hit-and-run?
Compensation for minor injuries
This includes injuries such as bruises, minor whiplash, or soft tissue damage that resolve within a few weeks or months.
Average compensation amount: From £2,690 to £11,200+
Compensation for moderate injuries
This includes injuries such as severe whiplash, fractures, or injuries requiring ongoing physiotherapy or treatment.
Average compensation amount: From £11,200 to £38,490+
Compensation for serious injuries
This includes severe injuries such as broken limbs, internal organ damage, or long-term impairments that significantly affect quality of life or ability to work.
Average compensation amount: From £38,490 to £133,850+
Compensation for life-altering injuries
This includes injuries such as brain trauma, paralysis, or severe psychiatric conditions resulting from the accident, which have a permanent impact on quality of life.
Average compensation amount: From £122,850 to £493,000+
Compensation for psychological damage
This includes any psychological conditions or mental health issues caused by being hit by a foreign driver.
Average compensation amount: From £4,820 to £122,850+
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Frequently Asked Questions
What evidence do I need to make a claim against a hit-and-run driver?
Evidence is essential — especially in the event of a hit-and-run accident. We know that evidence may be difficult to obtain in a hit-and-run, but you should try to collate the following as soon as possible to strengthen your compensation claim.
- Photographs of the accident scene, including any hazards or vehicle damage. Our hit-and-run solicitors can help you gather evidence from CCTV cameras or dash cams that may have captured the incident.
- Contact details of witnesses who saw the accident happen. Their witness statements can help corroborate your account of the event.
- Police report for extra event details and to show that you acted promptly after the hit-and-run. You should report a hit-and-run accident to the police immediately.
- Medical records or a doctor’s assessment of your accident injuries. These records will be key in calculating your hit-and-run compensation award.
- Any receipts or documentation for expenses incurred due to the accident, like medical costs and transport fees.
If you’re unsure how to collect or present evidence for your hit-and-run compensation claim, our team can guide you every step of the way.
How long do I have to claim a hit-and-run?
You have up to three years following the accident to begin your claim. In the case of a hit-and-run accident, time is of the essence. You should start your hit-and-run accident claim as soon as possible to get the best chance of winning your case.
If you’re unsure whether you’re able to make a hit-and-run compensation claim, get in touch with our team today.
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If you have suffered from any sort of head injury as the result of an accident that wasn’t your fault, you will be entitled to claim compensation.
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