Loading...
A not-for-profit organisation
committed to injured people
A not-for-profit organisation
committed to injured people

Uninsured/untraced drivers compensation lawyers

Any accident which takes place on a public highway or other public place can be termed a road accident. Obviously there is usually a vehicle of some sort involved, either colliding with another vehicle, or with a cycle, motorbike or pedestrian for example.

From 31st May 2021 in England and Wales, new rules will come into force which will affect how some road accident claims are dealt with. The rules will affect you if you have a:

  1. Whiplash claim
  2. Claim where the value of the injuries is no more than £5,000
  3. All other Road Traffic Accident (RTA) related claims

Our specialist lawyers will be able to advise you on these changes.

Type of road accident (optional)

Find a lawyer

To find a lawyer locally, enter your    and specify distance     More options
Mr Paul Brown of BURNETTS in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
I am a Partner at Burnetts Solicitors LLP and have over 24 years’ experience of acting for Claimants in personal injury claims and specialise supporting people and their families in cases involving traumatic brain injuries, spinal injuries, and amputations. I am an accredited Brain Injury Specialist and Senior Litigator within APIL. To speak to me in confidence regarding a new or existing brain injury, or serious personal injury claim please contact me by e-mail [email protected] or...
Brain injury lawyer Personal injury - Senior Litigator
David has recovered over £50M in damages in his career, to date.  David is recognised by the Legal 500 (2018): “David Withers is an up and coming star who is willing to take on and fight the most difficult cases to obtain a result for his client. Despite this difficult case load he is almost always successful, obtaining great outcomes for his client despite the difficulties he faces”. David manages a team of neuro-trauma specialists and is one of the three Partners...
Brain injury lawyer Personal injury legal practice Personal injury - Fellow
Ms Henrietta Phillips of THOMPSONS SOLICITORS LLP in London
Henrietta Phillips is a Managing Partner and branch manager of the Thompsons Solicitors’ Central London office. She has considerable experience in handling accident at work claims and road traffic accident claims, many of which involve catastrophic and life-changing injuries. She secured a six-figure sum for a woman who was run over by a lorry while cycling and secured a seven-figure sum for the victim of a hit-and-run who was left with multiple permanent injuries. Henrietta is...
Personal injury - Senior Litigator
Mrs Emma Melia of MINSTER LAW SOLICITORS in Wakefield
I am an Associate Solicitor in the Serious Injury (Neuro trauma) department at Irwin Mitchell Solicitors in Leeds. I specialise in Brain and Spinal injury for adults and children.   My aim is to obtain early interim payments, rehabilitation and care as soon as possible and ultimately to maximise the final award of compensation to enable the injured person and their family to be as independent as possible and achieve the best quality of life possible.   I...
Personal injury - Senior Litigator
Miss Catherine Leech of JMW SOLICITORS LLP in Manchester
A solicitor with a reputation for excellence in the field of Spinal Cord Injuries and Brain Injuries, Cathy has taken cases for clients and won in the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal on a number of occasions.She works hard to make each client's case bespoke to them and their life, setting them up for the future with optimal rehab and the best possible outcome in terms of support and compensation. In the Legal 500 Hall of Fame 2022 they say “Catherine Leech is probably the...
Spinal cord injury lawyer Personal injury - Fellow
Current page limited to ten lawyers, please specify your location to view the full list of lawyers in your area or select National from the drop-down list then click Search.
  (what is a Litigator?)

Why choose an APIL lawyer?

Competence

Knowledge

Committed

Specialists

Tell me more