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Two cars, one blue has driven into the back of the black car; our No Win No fee solicitors in Preston discuss the use of expert's reports in Road Traffic Accidents.
When we are unfortunate enough to have a Road Traffic Accident the first casualty is your car, with the repairs needed ranging from a scratch to major structural damage. Occupants are also likely to be injured and it is your right to make a no win no fee personal injury claim if you are. 
 
These days, a lot of people have fully comprehensive insurance but many do not or, if the accident is not your fault, you might want to spare losing your no-claims bonus and paying a policy excess and instruct MG Legal, your local solicitor in Preston
 
As specialist local personal injury solicitors in Preston, Lancaster and now Blackpool, having recently opened an office in Lytham FY8, our no win no fee solicitors offer a more personal approach than your indifferent ‘conveyor belt’ in-house firms insurance companies often use. 

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When you have been involved in a road traffic accident, one of the first things that our serious traffic accident solicitors will do, is to obtain an engineer’s report, so that the damage to your car may be assessed by an independent engineer. The motor engineers we instruct are recognised, expert witnesses who can give expert opinion to the Court, and whose reports will offer not only a value of the repair costs, or if the worst happens, a total loss value for your car, but also an expert insight into the mechanics of the incident, who might be at fault and to confirm that it is indeed possible that the occupants could have been injured in the collision. 
Many fault-party insurers and Defendant solicitors, if they cannot defend a claim on the basis of fault, will sometimes say that the incident was not serious enough to cause injury. The favourite case-law in this instance is that of Casey v Cartwright: CA 5 Oct 2006, a Court of Appeal case which hinged on an allegation by the Defendant that the incident was so minor the occupants, the Claimants, could not have been injured. 
An independent, expert engineer’s report is often vital in these cases and your local No Win No Fee Solicitors in Preston will be able to use the engineer’s report to establish that the occupants in a Claimant’s vehicle, were injured, or not. Coupled with a strong expert medical report, an expert engineer’s report is something that MG Legal’s no win no fee solicitors, view as vital in successfully concluding the most disputed cases. 

Why choose MG Legal Solicitors? 

No hidden fees.

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Our solicitors offer their services on a clear fixed-fee or hourly rate, and accept personal injury claims on a no win no fee basis. 
We are the experts

We are the experts. 

Here at MG Legal, our team of friendly solicitors are fully-qualified and have over thirty years' experience in helping clients just like you. 
Regular Communication

Regular communication. 

When you work with MG Legal, your solicitor will be in regular contact so you have step-by-step updates. 
Multiple Office locations.

Multiple office locations. 

If you are looking to instruct our solicitors, we have offices in Garstang, Longridge, Lancaster and Lytham for your convenience. 
Even when there is no injury, the evidence of an expert engineer can be invaluable. It is not uncommon in this age of 4x4 vehicles that a fault party will say their vehicle, a tough, rugged solidly built off-road 4x4 type vehicle is undamaged and they dispute any damage to the other vehicle.  
 
Until the expert engineer completes a report which details our client’s vehicle was a small family compact car with crumple zones and plastic bumpers, the disparity is not clear. When the expert engineer consults his database and details that undamaged vehicle 1 has a weight of 2500kg and heavily damaged vehicle 2 has a weight of 800kg, the picture is completely clear. This kind of information is priceless to our no win no fee solicitors when ensuring you receive the full value of your losses to repair your pride and joy to its former glory. 
Often insurers will say that a client involved in a road traffic accident, wasn’t injured, because the repair costs to their car was far less than on their insured’s vehicle. Our serious traffic accident solicitors have also found an engineer’s report vital in detailing the disparity in repair costs; it being much cheaper to repair, say, a door on a Ford Fiesta than a Ferrari. The impartiality of the expert engineer will allow your local solicitor in Preston to recover the full sum of the repair costs and not the value an unqualified insurance company claims handler might think it is worth. 
If the insurance company involved will not agree that you were injured, or that your repairs cost what you have been charged, the expert engineer’s report will give the expert evidence that your local solicitor in Preston needs to argue your case before a District Judge, who likely knows nothing about repairing cars, to obtain the award you deserve to get your car repaired properly and back on the road. 
 
If you have been involved in a road traffic accident, and suffered a personal injury, then please feel free to contact our friendly no win no fee solicitors in our Preston, Lancaster or Blackpool offices. 
Have you been in an accident leaving you with damages to your car, or injuries? Give our team a call on 01772 783314 or email injury@mglegal.co.uk

Why choose MG Legal, No Win No Fee Solicitors? 

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This blog was published on 8 March 2019 and updated on 26 February 2024. 
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