Alice was involved in a serious pedestrian accident in Belfast. On the date of her accident, she was walking through a carpark in a shopping centre when she was struck by a taxi. Paramedics were called and she was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital. Doctors examined her and determined that she required surgery on […]
Alice’s pedestrian accident settles for £200,000 (Belfast) Read More »
One afternoon in August, Richard was at a garage forecourt putting air in his tyres. He was kneeling down in high visibility clothing, minding his own business, when a reversing vehicle struck him at low speed. Despite how it initially appeared, Richard was quite hurt in the incident. He attended hospital later that evening complaining
Richard’s accident settles for £9,000 (Newtownabbey) Read More »
On a rare sunny day in Northern Ireland, Michael was driving his motorcycle along the North Coast near Portstewart. Whilst bypassing a long queue of standstill traffic, a vehicle that was stationary in the traffic, attempted to do a turn in the road, without first ensuring it was safe to do so. The third-party vehicle
Michael’s Motorcycle accident settles for £31,500 (Portstewart) Read More »
William was involved in a cycling accident when he was cycling near the Prince William Road Roundabout in Lisburn. A vehicle driven by the third party collided with him and knocked him into another vehicle. An ambulance was called, and William attended a hospital with soft tissue injuries to his knee, face, head and psychological
William’s Cycling Accident Claim Settles for £18,545 (Lisburn) Read More »
Lisa was involved in a car accident on Belfast Road in Newtownards. A vehicle driven by the third party collided with the rear of her vehicle. She was pregnant at the time and had to contact a colleague to come and get her as she was shocked and unable to drive. Lisa was taken to
Lisa’s car accident settles for £32,500 (Newtownards) Read More »
Laura was involved in a car accident near the Fortwilliam Roundabout in Belfast. She was waiting to turn left when a lorry collided with the back of her vehicle. The driver on the scene provided her with a false insurance document. While the police were contacted, the lorry driver left the scene before they could
Laura’s car accident settles for £30,000 (Belfast) Read More »
John was out enjoying a morning cycle ride around Ballymoney when he turned into a side street and was struck by a car. His front wheel buckled on impact, and he was thrown over the handlebars, knocking his head. At the scene, the driver apologised to John and advised that she did not see him.
John’s cycling accident claim settles for £112,000 (Ballymoney) Read More »
Alex was a passenger on a Translink Glider that was travelling through Belfast City Centre. As the vehicle was travelling on Victoria Street, a third-party vehicle emerged from a side road, causing the driver of the Glider to emergency stop. Alex was thrown from his seat and sustained injuries to his knees and wrists. Alex
Alex’s Glider accident settles for £17,500 (Belfast) Read More »
Emma was driving in Portadown with a friend, when a third party vehicle emerged from a junction on the driver’s side and collided with Emma’s vehicle, knocking Emma’s vehicle into the path of another oncoming vehicle. The PSNI and Ambulance service attended with scene and Emma was taken to the Hospital by ambulance. In hospital,
Emma’s Car Accident Settles for £70,000 (Portadown) Read More »
William was driving through Ballintoy when a jeep came round the bend on the wrong side of the road and collided with his vehicle. Police attended the scene and the driver and passenger of the jeep were arrested by police under suspicion of being under the influence of alcohol. William reached out to Paschal O’Hare
William’s Car Accident Settles for £25,000 (Ballintoy) Read More »
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