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Every year more people are killed or injured on the roads in Ireland than pretty much every other form of transportation put together.

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Although a car is an essential part of life for many people, unfortunately when you do step into your car in the morning, there is always the potential that you could be involved in a serious accident which could have a direct impact on your life. This can lead to you filing a car accident claim with some of the best car accident solicitors in Ireland.

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Although some road traffic accidents claims are relatively minor which can easily be walked away from, there are some which are unfortunately far more serious and these accidents have the potential to leave you with a long term injury or illness which could have a direct impact on your lifestyle.

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In some cases, road accidents can lead to partial or full paralysis and this can not only leave you out of work, it can leave you with serious expenses to contend with for the rest of your life, as such a road accident claim could be necessary to get back on track.

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How can you ensure your car accident claim goes according to plan?

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The only way you can ensure this is by hiring the best car accident solicitors.

When can you make a car accident claim in Ireland? Need the best Car Accident Solicitors?

Every day there are a number of different road accidents on the roads in Ireland, but whether or not you can make a car accident claim comes down to who is at fault during the accident. If you have been left with injuries from an accident that was genuinely no fault of your own then you shouldn't be left picking up the bill and you could consider a car accident claim to help cover these costs.

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Some examples of where you could claim include:

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* Road traffic accidents which involve multiple vehicles

* Road accidents which involve HGVs or other larger vehicles

* Road accidents which involve public transport

* Road accidents which involve a taxi

* Road accidents which happen at an intersection or crossroads.

How can a car accident claim be made?

If you are involved in a road accident that isn't your fault then you shouldn't suffer in silence - there are people out there who can help. Industry experts can work with you on your compensation claim to ensure that you receive the help and guidance that you need across the board.

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As a result, you will get every penny of compensation that you deserve to cover any costs that you have incurred. In addition, a No Win, No Fee policy ensures that if your case is unsuccessful, you won't be left with a penny to pay!

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Best Car Accident Solicitors? The procedure

If you need advice about making a claim - call us on 12-234-0044

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If you’ve been involved in an accident whether a road accident involving a car, an accident at work, or simply due to someone else’s negligence – if you were not at fault you are fully entitled to make a personal injury compensation claim for your injuries.

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After a short assessment and questionnaire, if you are eligible to make a compensation claim, you will be assigned a specialist car accident solicitors in the relevant field to handle your case. The lawyer will then deal with you directly and be your first contact, to keep you up to date on progress of your claim, and deal with the full legality of the case as well as the legal team looking after you.

How long will my compensation claim take?

As every personal injury case in Ireland is different, and can come from many sources including road traffic accidents if can be difficult to estimate the length of time that a case could take before it is fully resolved.

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Some cases can be resolved relatively quickly within a few months of the claim being processed. Other more complicated issues can take far longer, even years. This is down to the complexity of each case and some cases can only be settled after a medical expert has fully assessed the situation.

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Simply contact us and start your claim today. Alternatively, call us on 12-234-0044 and consult with a member of our expert car accident solicitors.

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