Accident Claims Questions and Answers
Why you should claim?
To recover all losses in the event that the accident is
not your fault. Why should you use Saviour Accident
Management services?
You should ring us first on our freephone line for a personal one to
one consultation for advice and to save you time and money throughout
the whole process of the claim. This can include home visits if you
require or you may visit us at our local office. Do I have to pay anything upfront or a credit/loan
agreement to fund my claim?
No, definitely not. We determine your needs and take the
hassle out of organising all aspects of your claim. What kind of claims do Saviour Accident
Management deal with?
We deal with all non-fault (even if you are unsure that you
may be partially to blame). Contact us first on our freephone number
for impartial free advice: 0800 328 0107 FOR:-
• ROAD ACCIDENT CLAIMS
• DRIVERS WITHOUT INSURANCE ACCIDENT CLAIMS
• WORK ACCIDENT CLAIMS
• SLIP, TRIP OR FALL CLAIMS
• CRIMINAL INJURY CLAIMS |
Can
I claim? Am I entitled to compensation?
If you were involved in a road traffic
accident which was not your fault then you are entitled to
claim compensation for any losses that you have suffered, e.g.
personal injury / rehabilitative treatment / loss of earnings
/ insurance excess / vehicle repairs / car hire, other out
of pockets expenses. How long will my case take?
Each case is different and varies with circumstances. Once liability
has been established, your solicitor can offer you guidance as to when your
claim is likely to be settled. On average we settle the majority of Road
Traffic Accident claims within 6 to 18 months depending on the nature
of the claim. How much will I get?
You can rest assured that Saviour Accident Management will obtain maximum
compensation on your behalf. We are happy to advise you on the amount
of compensation you can expect to receive based on cases similar to your
claim. Can someone arrange a
home visit?
Yes most definitely at your request. What if the person is
uninsured, has not been traced,
or the vehicle responsible was stolen?
Provided you have reported the matter to the Police
without delay you should still be able to obtain compensation
from the Motor Insurers' Bureau. |
