legal representation & support
At NI Accident Management, we ensure you receive expert legal support following a road traffic accident. Our panel of dedicated solicitors at Boyd Rice Solicitors represents your interests and provides free, professional legal advice, guiding you through the complex process of a personal injury claim; wherever your accident has occurred in Northern Ireland. When you trust us to act on your behalf, our solicitors work tirelessly to secure the full value of your claim, whether for yourself or any passengers involved.
With your permission, we promptly connect you to one of our expert panel at Boyd Rice Solicitors, who will typically reach out within an hour—always within 24 hours. They’ll take time to understand the accident circumstances, advise you on legal liability, and outline the next steps in your claim.
If you’ve sustained injuries, the solicitor will arrange a medical assessment to document your injuries thoroughly. This detailed report provides insight into your recovery timeframe and aids in accessing any necessary treatment. Should physiotherapy be needed, the solicitor will seek recovery of costs from the at-fault driver’s insurer, ensuring you get the care you need without financial burden whilst guiding you through your personal injury claim in Northern Ireland.
Our panel solicitors are committed to recovering all out-of-pocket expenses related to your accident, making sure your personal injury claim in Northern Ireland fully compensates you for any losses.These expenses may include:
Loss of Earnings and Overtime
Our team of solicitors work to gain reimbursement for you for any missed work hours or overtime wages.
Replacement Car Seats
If car seats were damaged, NI Accident Management will recover the cost to replace them for you.
Medical Expenses
This includes any medical treatment or surgery costs related to your injuries.
Insurance Premium on Replacement Vehicles
Coverage for any insurance premiums required on a replacement car.
Personal Property
Compensation for personal items damaged in the accident, such as sunglasses, phones, or clothing.
Dentistry Costs
For any dental treatment required due to the accident, our solicitors will work to reimburse this cost.
FAQ’s
If you have any other personal injury claim questions regarding your accident in Northern Ireland; please do not hesitate on giving us a call. And of course you can always follow us on our social channels to keep up to date with all of our news: LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.
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When you contact your insurance company to request insurance cover on the replacement vehicle provided by NI Accident Management you can notify your insurance company that you were involved in a non-fault accident but are simply making them aware for “reporting purposes only”. This means that they will not take any action on your behalf and your insurance will remain unaffected.
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One of our expert panel of Solicitors will take your instructions in relation to the accident. They will ask you to describe the accident circumstances, provide the details of all the parties involved and will ask you about the injuries you have sustained.
They will then direct a letter of claim to the at-fault driver’s insurer who will investigate the accident circumstances and will confirm their views on liability.
If you have sought medical attention for your injuries, for example, if you have attended a hospital or been in contact with your GP, with your authority the Solicitor will arrange to obtain those medical records. Once the relevant records have been obtained the Solicitor will arrange an assessment of your injuries by a medical expert.
The Solicitor will also seek recovery of any losses incurred by you as a result of the accident. Once they have all the necessary information, and if liability has been accepted, they will then attempt to settle the claim on your behalf.
If liability is disputed by the third-party insurer, it may be necessary to issue court proceedings to further your claim.
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This will largely depend on how serious your injuries are and whether or not liability has been accepted.
If you suffer relatively minor injuries, and liability has been accepted, then the claim can be settled within six to nine months of the accident. However, if you’ve experienced more serious injuries, your claim will take longer as more medical evidence will have to be obtained to fully assess your injuries.
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Yes, they can. Any person in the vehicle at the time of the accident can make a claim for any injuries that they have sustained.
