Road traffic accident claims

Injured on the road? Start with clear advice.

Whether you were driving, travelling as a passenger, walking, cycling or riding a motorcycle, we can explain the possible next steps. Free initial assessments for claimants in England and Wales.

No Win, No Fee may be available, subject to assessment, eligibility and terms.

Find your guidance

How were you involved?

You do not need to know which legal route applies. Choose the situation closest to yours.

Not sure where to start? Tell us what happened in your own words.

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Your first conversation

Make sense of what comes next.

Clearway Injury Claims is a trading style of Rees Clayton Solicitors. Start with a free initial assessment and decide whether to take things further.

01 / THE ACCIDENT

Talk through the circumstances

Explain how you were involved, who else was there and any contact you have had with an insurer.

02 / THE IMPACT

Understand what has changed

Tell us about your injuries, treatment, time off work and the practical effects on your everyday life.

03 / YOUR OPTIONS

Know where you stand

Discuss the possible route, evidence and funding, including potential costs and deductions before you choose to proceed.

After an accident

Your wellbeing comes first.

Seek appropriate medical attention. Only record the scene where it is safe to do so.

  • Keep names, contact details and vehicle registrations
  • Save photographs, witness details and original camera footage
  • Keep police, insurance and medical reference information
  • Record treatment, travel, lost earnings and other expenses
Read the after-accident guide
Free self-service route

Official Injury Claim may be an option.

Some adults with lower-value road traffic injury claims can use Official Injury Claim themselves, free of charge and without a solicitor. Eligibility depends on the circumstances. If you instruct us instead, we will explain potential charges and deductions before you decide.

Check the official criteria
Uninsured or unidentified driver

You may still have a route forward.

The Motor Insurers’ Bureau may compensate eligible victims where the responsible driver was uninsured or cannot be traced. Scheme rules apply, and you may approach the MIB yourself or appoint a solicitor.

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Free initial assessment

Tell us about the accident.

There is no obligation to proceed.

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