You had no control over what happened — but you can take control of what happens next. If another road user’s actions caused your injuries, we’ll stand by you, every step of the way, to help you claim the compensation you deserve.
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You may be compensated if you’ve been injured in a bus or coach accident. Our experienced solicitors specialise in bus accident claims and have successfully helped many road traffic accident victims get the compensation they deserve. Whether you’ve suffered minor injuries like whiplash or more serious harm, we’ll guide you through the claims process and work tirelessly to negotiate fair compensation for recovery costs, lost earnings, and future needs.
Bus and coach accidents, while less frequent than those involving other vehicles, still pose significant risks to passengers and other road users. As of the year ending June 2024, there were 1,607 fatalities reported in road collisions across Great Britain. The frequency of these accidents depends on various factors, including road conditions, weather, driver behaviour, and the type of service.
A road traffic accident can leave more than just physical wounds. The emotional toll, time off work, and ongoing medical needs can all affect your wellbeing. Bringing a claim can help ease that burden — and give you the support you need to move forward. Here’s what your compensation could cover:
You may be entitled to recover the cost of any private treatment, medication, or follow-up care not fully covered by the NHS.
If your injuries have kept you from working — even temporarily — you could claim for lost income, including future losses if your ability to work has been affected.
This includes compensation for the physical pain and emotional distress caused by the incident, including anxiety or PTSD.
You may need physiotherapy, counselling, or other forms of specialist care. A claim can help you access the right support for your recovery.
In more serious cases, you may be awarded general damages for any lasting disability, trauma, or changes to your quality of life.
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Making a claim is easy. Here’s what to do:
Even if your injuries seem minor, a medical report can support your claim.
Collect any evidence, such as medical reports, witness details, CCTV footage, or photos of the accident scene.
If a vehicle was involved, ensure the accident is reported to the police and obtain an incident number.
Our team will assess your case and guide you through the process on a no-win, no-fee basis.
Speak to our friendly team today. You are not alone, and you may have a case.
You may be eligible if you were injured due to someone else’s negligence. It’s essential to demonstrate that the other party was at fault and that their actions directly caused your injury. Consulting a solicitor can help assess your case’s eligibility.
You have three years from the date of the accident – or three years from the date of discovering the accident – to bring a personal injury claim. Those aged under 18 have until their 21st birthday to bring a claim. Despite this limit, acting promptly gives a better chance of success.
You can claim compensation for both physical and psychological injuries resulting from a bus accident. Common injuries include whiplash, head injuries, spinal injuries, broken bones, and emotional distress such as anxiety or PTSD.
The amount of compensation varies based on the severity and impact of your injuries, medical expenses, lost earnings, and other related costs. A solicitor can provide an estimate based on similar cases and guidelines.
“No-win, no-fee” means you won’t pay us anything unless we win your case.
There are no upfront costs and no hidden charges. If your claim is unsuccessful, you won’t owe us a penny. If we win, our fees will be taken from the compensation we recover for you — and we’ll explain all of this clearly before you sign anything.
It’s a simple promise: if you don’t win, you don’t pay.
Key evidence includes medical records, accident reports, witness statements, photographs of the accident scene, CCTV footage, and any other documentation that supports your claim. The more evidence you can provide, the greater your chance of success.