ACSL Solicitors can act for you on a 'no win no fee' basis. Find out more here. If you would like to discuss a 'no win no fee' case with us please either call us on 0151 363 3977 or email us at craig.welsby@acsl.org.uk and we'll have a chat with you to see how we can help.

What does “causation” mean?

So you have established that you were not to blame for the accident, what next? You must now demonstrate that the accident caused injury to you. This is the concept of causation.

Causation - admitted or disputed?

Sometimes an insurance company might admit that their driver was to blame for an accident, but they might deny that the accident caused any injury to you or caused damage to your vehicle. This often occurs where the speeds involved were low or very low.

What does this mean to you?

If you are involved in an accident, and the other side argue that you couldn’t have suffered injury because of the accident, we will draw upon witness, legal, engineering, and medical evidence to prove that the accident must have caused you to be injured.

Next…

Now that we have explained the concept of causation, we will explain what ‘credit hire’ is, and why it is important that you be careful when accepting a hire car.

ACSL Solicitors can act for you on a 'no win no fee' basis. Find out more here. If you would like to discuss a 'no win no fee' case with us please either call us on 0151 363 3977 or email us at craig.welsby@acsl.org.uk and we'll have a chat with you to see how we can help.