When you seek high quality and no obligation accident claim advice, there are a few reputable places that you can go. First of all, you can call Citizens Advice for no obligation advice. Second of all, you can contact your local law firm for no obligation advice. Or third and perhaps most beneficial of all, you can call an accident advice helpline for advice.
But with regard to the latter, are there any obligations involved with using such a service?
Accident advice lines
The vast majority of accident advice lines are operated by law firms, or claims management companies. There’s a clear distinction between these two – one works alongside solicitors, while the other simply passes cases on. The former is where you should seek advice from.
A reputable law firm such as Accident Advice Helpline (visit site), for example, operate a 24/7 helpline on 0800 689 0500 or from your mobile on 0333 500 0993. This particular accident advice line has compassionate and highly experienced claims advisors at the end of the line to provide free, no obligation accident claim advice.
‘No obligation’ really does mean no obligation!
You might think that being a law firm, any claims advice provided by Accident Advice Helpline would be ‘no obligation’. But the reality is that it really is. There’s no pressurising or any dodgy sales tactics – you just get invaluable advice about your claim, and the ability to ask any claims-related questions you might have. You can get answers to:
- How much might I be able to claim for?
- How strong is my claim for compensation?
- What do I need to do to strengthen my claim?
- How much will making a claim cost me?
- How does the claims process work, and what are the next steps?
- Plus any other questions you might have.
The great thing about seeking accident claim advice from an accident advice line is that you can seek advice any time you like, whether you are at home or on the go. Simply take your mobile phone with you and you’ll be able to get the advice that you need.
No obligation really does mean no obligation when it comes to advice helplines. You can call them knowing that it is 100% your choice to proceed with a claim. You can simply say thank you and put the phone down and think about your options before making a decision, or you can proceed with a claim over the telephone. It really is up to you. To get the most out of an accident helpline, it’s recommended that you have basic facts about your claim at hand, such as how, when and where your accident happened and a description of your injuries.
