Motor Insurers Bureau Compensation Claims
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Motor Insurers Bureau Compensation Claims
Overview
When you're involved in a road traffic accident, seeking compensation from the other driver’s insurance is common practice. But what if the driver at fault leaves the scene or has no insurance? Fortunately, the UK Motor Insurers Bureau (MIB) offers a solution for such situations.
Understanding MIB Compensation
If you can’t trace the other driver or they lack insurance, you might still secure compensation through the MIB, which functions similarly to a standard claim. The MIB reviews your case, and a judge decides on liability and the compensation amount, which the MIB will provide.
About the MIB
Established in 1946, the MIB was designed to compensate victims injured by uninsured or untraced drivers, as per agreements with the UK government. Under the Road Traffic Act 1988, all insurers offering motor insurance must contribute to the MIB's funding.
Compensation Coverage
The MIB compensates victims of accidents involving uninsured or untraceable drivers. This can include personal injury, death, and property damage. If the driver can’t be traced but the vehicle is identifiable, the MIB will consider property damage claims.
Through the MIB, you may receive compensation for vehicle damage, personal injuries, loss of earnings, medical expenses, pain, and suffering.
Our Services
At Claims Master Group, our legal professionals manage claims with the MIB on a no-win, no-fee basis, ensuring you incur no charges.
Get in Touch
For advice or to discuss your options, contact Claims Master Group at 08000 71 22 71. We specialize in personal injury, accident claims, and MIB processes.
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