High Court Personal Injury Procedure
Accident and Personal Injury Claims
5 THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU TAKE A CLAIM WITH THE INJURY BOARD
- You find you are in an accident through no fault of your own.
- You want to help you find your way through the system to claim for your loss.
- We know the Injuries Board system well – we wrote the book on it which is simple and easy to follow.
- As we know how the system works we are busy with claims all the time but never too busy not to take your case. 95% of cases are sent in by expert Solicitors who know the tips and traps when bringing a Claim.
- So benefit from our experience. Let us lodge your claim, you work on recovering from your injuries and we will look after your claim.
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What can I claim for?
You can claim for any pain and suffering caused by your accident as well as any loss of earnings and medical expenses.
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- Be properly assessed
- Even though you may have a long history with a family doctor. They may not be the best person to assess the type of injury you have received in a road accident or in work. Seek to find a specialist dealing with your particular injury.
- Don’t leave it too late
- You now have two years from the date of an accident/incident to lodge a claim with the personal injuries board. Do not make the mistake of leaving things and running out of time. Injuries can plague you for a lifetime, and you are entitled to compensation if they are not your fault.
- Gather vouchers for all your expenses.
- The system provides for payment only on receipt of vouchers.These are for loss of earnings or for medical expenses or treatment costs. All can be added into the claim provided you have paperwork to back it up.
- Take careful note of your progress or lack of it as time passes in your recovery
- You must clearly communicate what your injury is and ensure that individuals who are assessing your claim have full knowledge of what you are going through.
- Ensure you have a competent legal adviser
- The system was set up with the intention of being a lawyer free zone. The reality is that 97% of the claims lodged are through solicitors offices. Find a professional solicitor, to give you the best opportunity for compensation.
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Injury Board FAQ
What are the recent changes Injury Board brought in?
As a result of remote working the Injury Board want everything to be sent by email.
They now operate a Portal system for correspondence from persons making the claim.
This makes it difficult for any person not with access to their portal to lodge a claim without Internet access.
They now operate a Portal system for correspondence from persons making the claim.
This makes it difficult for any person not with access to their portal to lodge a claim without Internet access.
Your problem still exists how to value without legal advice and does the offer represent the value of your injury.
What is the time limit for lodging a claim?
The time for lodging a claim remains the same at 2 years from the date of accident/incident. A recent change means that even if the medical report is not available prior to the deadline the application can be lodged and followed up by the medical outlining the Injury.
This Is to help people who may have difficulty with the Covid 19 situation getting Medical Appointments to prepare Medical Reports.
Am I As Well to Accept an Offer Made by an Insurance Company without going through the Injury Board application process?
All insurance companies seek to settle claims at the least expense to them. The Injury Board are an independent assessment body set up by the government to fairly estimate the compensation value of any particular injury. The injury board in our opinion must offer more money than insurance companies are prepared to pay otherwise there is no reason for them to exist. We always recommend waiting for the injury board to assess the value of the injury before deciding whether to accept it. It is generally an amount above what is offered by an insurance company.