In 2020, there was a 6% increase in the number of deaths on Irish roads despite a reduction in traffic volumes for periods of the year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Being involved in a road traffic accident can be extremely distressing even in cases where only minor damage to a vehicle has occurred. Should you find yourself involved in a collision, you are legally obliged to stay at the scene and provide relevant information to a member of the Gardai or the other party involved in the collision.
The road traffic accident solicitor Dublin service with Finghín O’Driscoll Solicitors is designed to help clients manage their case following a road traffic collision in Dublin.
What Should You Do After a Road Traffic Accident In Dublin?
Seeking medical attention following any injuries sustained as a result of the accident should always be your first priority. Gathering as much information as you can following an accident is crucial to building a strong case. Taking a note of registration numbers, insurance information and taking photographs will all be extremely useful.
Once you have made contact with the road traffic accident solicitor Dublin team at Finghín O’Driscoll Solicitors, they will take you through every aspect of your case and compile an in-depth report outlining the details of the accident. This report will be submitted to the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB).
The amount of compensation you are likely to receive will be calculated by the PIAB but individuals can reject the offer and bring the case before a judge. Finghín O’Driscoll Solicitors will be able to discuss your case with you and advise you on whether a court case would be worth pursuing.
Every road traffic accident is different and the advice offered by the road traffic solicitor Dublin service team at Finghín O’Driscoll Solicitors will tailor their advice around the specifics of your accident.
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