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Welcome to MG Legal's blog. Today, we're discussing the significant impact of the Civil Liability Act on road traffic accident claims, particularly for vulnerable road users. As leading No Win No Fee personal injury solicitors, we're here to provide insights and guidance. 

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Understanding the Civil Liability Act 

The Civil Liability Act, most recently updated in 2018, brought substantial changes to personal injury law in the UK, specifically affecting road traffic accident claims. The Act aimed to streamline the claims process and adjust compensation levels for certain types of injuries. 

Changes in Road Traffic Accident Claims 

One of the key changes brought by the Act is the introduction of a fixed tariff for whiplash injuries and an alteration in the small claims track limit for road traffic accidents. This shift has crucial implications for the compensation claimable in such incidents. 

Impact on Vulnerable Road Users 

Vulnerable road users, such as cyclists, pedestrians, and motorcyclists, often face a higher risk in traffic accidents. The changes introduced by the Civil Liability Act, particularly in the small claims limit, may affect these users more profoundly, especially in terms of recovering legal costs for lower-value claims. 

MG Legal: Your Advocates in Personal Injury Claims 

At MG Legal, our experienced No Win No Fee personal injury solicitors are adept at handling the complexities introduced by the Civil Liability Act. We offer comprehensive legal support to ensure that your rights as a road user, vulnerable or otherwise, are fully protected. 

Why choose MG Legal Solicitors? 

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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. 
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Here at MG Legal, our team of friendly solicitors are fully-qualified and have over thirty years' experience in helping clients just like you. 
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When you work with MG Legal, your solicitor will be in regular contact so you have step-by-step updates. 
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If you are looking to instruct our solicitors, we have offices in Garstang, Longridge, Lancaster and Lytham for your convenience. 

Expert Legal Support for Road Traffic Accident Claims 

Our team is committed to providing expert legal support to those affected by road accidents. We understand the nuances of the Civil Liability Act and how it impacts different cases, ensuring tailored advice and robust representation. 

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With MG Legal's No Win No Fee agreement, you can pursue your claim without worrying about upfront legal fees. We are dedicated to ensuring justice is accessible to all, irrespective of financial standing. 

Contact Us 

If you've been affected by a road traffic accident and are navigating the complexities of a claim post the Civil Liability Act, contact us today. Our expert personal injury solicitors are here to help you every step of the way. 
This article was published on 10 May 2018, and updated on 30 December 2023. 

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