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A road traffic accident can happen in seconds — but the decisions you make immediately afterwards can shape your entire recovery and compensation claim. Whether you were the driver, passenger, cyclist, motorcyclist, or pedestrian, knowing your legal rights is essential.
At Harrison Bryce Solicitors, we help injured individuals secure the compensation they deserve. This simple guide explains exactly what to do after an accident and how to protect your claim.
1️⃣ Ensure Safety & Call for Help
Safety always comes first.
The police report often becomes important evidence in your claim.
If it is safe to do so, collect as much information as possible.
Strong evidence = stronger compensation.
Even if you feel “okay,” you must see a GP or visit A&E.
Why?
Because insurance companies often deny claims when there’s no medical record.
Your medical notes help prove:
Never delay treatment — your health and your claim depend on it.
Notify your insurance company within 24 hours, even if the accident was not your fault.
When speaking to insurers:
Insurers often try to minimise payouts — speak to a solicitor first.
A solicitor will:
With Harrison Bryce Solicitors, you pay nothing unless your claim succeeds.
You may be entitled to compensation for:
Whiplash, fractures, back injuries, head trauma, soft-tissue damage.
Anxiety, PTSD, travel fear, emotional trauma.
Life-changing injuries may receive significantly higher payouts.
In most cases, you have 3 years from:
Children have until their 21st birthday to claim.
We specialise in personal injury and road accident cases with:
Our experienced team handles everything, so you can focus on recovery.
If you or a loved one has been involved in a road traffic accident, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
➡ Speak to Harrison Bryce Solicitors today for a free consultation.
Your recovery and your rights matter.
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