Understanding your circumstances
A motorcycle accident may lead to complex injuries and an extended recovery. Evidence about visibility, speed, road layout and the actions of those involved can be important when liability is disputed.
The assessment should also consider the longer-term effect on work, care needs and everyday independence. The available support depends on the evidence and the circumstances of the claim.
When a claim may be relevant
- Vehicles turning across a rider’s path
- Overtaking or filtering incidents
- Injuries to pillion passengers
These examples may need investigation. They do not establish eligibility or guarantee a successful claim.
Evidence to keep
- Helmet-camera or other video footage
- Police reference and witness information
- Records of treatment and damaged protective clothing
Keep what you already have, but do not delay seeking advice to collect every document.
What might compensation consider?
Depending on the case, an assessment may consider the injury, recovery, pain and suffering, lost earnings, treatment, care and other reasonable losses caused by the incident. The evidence and legal basis must support each part of a claim.
Costs and time limits
Time limits apply and depend on the circumstances. Seek advice promptly, particularly if the incident or treatment happened some time ago. Making an enquiry does not stop a deadline.
No Win, No Fee may be available. Eligibility, terms and possible deductions apply. How funding works
Read about time limits or explore funding.
Can I enquire if fault is disputed?
Yes. A disagreement about fault does not automatically prevent a claim. Provide an accurate account, including anything you think may be relevant to your own actions.