To protect the name of the claimant, obviously we are not going to mention any specific names in this article, but the fundamental details of the case may help to highlight the types of circumstances that can lead to a claim to motorcycle accident solicitors.
Allen's Case Allen was traveling along a relatively quiet dual carriageway on his motorcycle.
Mark was in his car, on a side road and thinking the coast was clear, he turned onto the dual carriageway.
Unfortunately, he had not spotted Allen and this led to the motorcycle plowing into the side of his car at around 65 miles per hour.
Allen suffered spinal and head injuries and was immediately taken to the accident and emergency department of the local hospital.
His convalescence, after this incident, meant that he was forced to take seven weeks off from his work as a car mechanic.
This led to serious financial implications and he very nearly lost his mortgaged flat, as the insurers were incompetent and unable to settle the payments in time.
Luckily enough, the Judge at a resulting court hearing applied a suspended possession order on the proviso that Allen would settle all of the arrears.
Allen struggled with many other financial matters and came to the point where he felt that it was so unfair that he was having to 'carry the can' for what was another person's fault.
With this in mind, he approached a firm of motorcycle accident solicitors and they instantly recognized the strength of his case and took it on a no win no fee basis.
The motorcycle accident solicitors sorted out further treatment for Allen as he was assessed as needing intensive physiotherapy care for his back.
Had he not have approached the solicitors, it was thought that more long-term damage may have occurred.
The case seemed to be sorted more quickly than Allen had expected.
The main thing was that he was awarded a total of £25,000 for his claim and there were a number of injuries and circumstances that went into this figure.
Allen was able to pay off all of the arrears that had accrued on his mortgage and he never breached the suspended possession order.
He was also able to pay off numerous other debts that had quickly mounted after the accident and he had a sum of money left over to use for further private physiotherapy treatment.
Allen's case is just one of the countless thousands that are handled by motorcycle accident solicitors each year.
If you have been involved in such an incident, you really should instruct such legal representation.
After all, why should you pay for other people's actions and mistakes?