What is included
- Review of the accident report and available medical papers
- Communication coordination and tracking
We collect the accident report, care records, damage evidence and messages to prepare a proportionate claim. We work with catalogue pricing, written scope and digital tracking.
You have had a road accident and now you are dealing with accident reports, insurers and doctors while you recover. This service organises all of that and prepares the claim for your losses, whether vehicle damage, personal injury or both.
What it includes: review of the accident report or police report, gathering the medical reports and treatment records, an indicative calculation of compensation, the claim to the insurer and, if the offer is not reasonable, court action with a lawyer from the network. Before quoting we run a viability study, because the price of this service depends on the case. What it does not include: a guarantee of a specific amount. The insurer or the judge sets the final figure.
Rear-ended at traffic lights with whiplash and two weeks off work. Hit on a pedestrian crossing with a fracture. Collision with an uninsured driver, where the guarantee fund steps in. A motorcyclist with injuries whose opposing insurer disputes fault. Each one is documented differently and we explain how in the preliminary study.
If you came from a problem landing, return to the problem explanation or read pricing to understand the fixed plus success-based model.
Estimated duration: 10 days.
We read the accident or police report, the medical reports and the photos. We tell you who appears liable and which losses can be claimed.
This service is quoted after a preliminary study. You receive a price with a fixed part and a variable part on the compensation, and decide at your own pace.
We prepare the claim with the valuation of damage and injuries and send it to the insurer. We review any offer with the lawyer.
If the offer is reasonable, you get paid and the matter closes. If not, the lawyer files the claim and you follow every date from your client area.
It often helps evidence injuries and progress; we review what you already have before asking for more.
No: the published model combines fixed and success-based parts when the catalogue defines it.
Yes, but other evidence is needed: a police report, witnesses, photos or the insurer's own correspondence. We assess it in the preliminary study.
Because the amount depends on the injuries, the length of sick leave and liability. We run a viability study first and then give you a fixed quote.
Summarise the accident, damage and messages received.
Tell us what happened and upload the accident report and any medical reports. We run the preliminary study and give you a price before starting.