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If you are injured in a road traffic accident in Ireland, you can claim compensation for your injury. Connect with our accident claims team to know more.
Some of the types of claims we at Walsh and Partners have dealt with include:
You can reach out to our personal injury solicitors to help you with further details.
We help you discover the true value of your claim and the best way to secure it. We are concerned not just with the claim value but also about providing you with all the support you need. We strive to get you the best claim value as early as possible.
Best of all, we have a No Win – No Fee policy.
Here’s what you need to do:
In general, you have a road traffic accident claim in Cork and the rest of Ireland if:
Once you are sure you have a claim, you must apply to the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) of Ireland. To bring an application you will need to obtain a report from a doctor commenting on your injuries arising out of the accident and you will have to send a letter of claim to the other driver/insurer setting out details of the accident
The PIAB will review your case and perhaps request further reports and assessments before suggesting an amount for compensation.
If you are dissatisfied with the amount suggested by the PIAB, you can issue legal proceedings for an additional claim amount.
Walsh and Partners will take care of this process for you while you focus on recovery.
Not necessarily. If both you and the other party accept the amount suggested by the PIAB, then there is no need to go to court for your road traffic accident claim in Ireland. The claim may also settle with the other driver’s insurer.
At Walsh and Partners, we have a No Win No Fee policy. That means you only pay the agreed amount if you win the claim. If for any reason, you do not get a claim, no fee will be charged.
Yes. It is called the statute of limitations. For road traffic accident claims in Cork, Dublin or elsewhere in Ireland, the statute of limitations is two years from the date of the accident.
Unfortunately, claims for road traffic accident compensation in Ireland can only be made up to two years from the date of the accident. It is therefore extremely important that you contact your personal injury lawyer as soon as possible.
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