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Childs Personal Injury Claim – Car Accident Compensation

Our solicitors specialise in accident cases and are all members of the Law Society panel of personal injury experts. They are qualified to bring compensation claims for children as a result of injuries sustained in car accidents. We utilise the no win no fee scheme for childrens injury claims which is totally risk free. Win or lose there is no charge and compensation is paid in full.

Child Car Injury Claims - Free Advice

If your child has suffered personal injury in a car accident you need compensation claim advice from a specialist solicitor who is a member of the Law Society panel of personal injury experts. Our qualified solicitors work on a no win no fee basis and will give you a realistic assessment of liability and an accurate estimate of your child’s potential damages award with no charge and no obligation. You do not have to finance your child’s car injury claim, compensation is paid in full with no deductions and win or lose there is no charge.

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Safety of Child Passengers

In the event of a car accident, children are more vulnerable to injury than adult passengers. Certain precautions should be taken when traveling with children to ensure their safety. Accidents, however, are bound to occur, and these accidents can sometimes cause serious injuries. If your child has been injured in a car accident, you may have a personal injury compensation claim. Parents should be aware that they can be held legally liable for their child's injuries. If the parent caused the accident, then an injury compensation claim can be filed on behalf of the child.

Child Seat Belt Laws

The law sets forth specific requirements with regard to children and seat belts. A child under the age of three who is riding in the front seat of a car must be secured by a safety seat or other child restraint. Note that the restraint must be one that is specifically designed for children. It is illegal to use an adult seat belt for a child who is below the age of three. If only the front seat, as opposed to the back seat, is outfitted with child restraints, then the child must ride in the front seat. These seat belt requirements are also applicable to children between the ages of three and eleven who are less than 1.5 meters tall.

It is advisable to have child restraints installed by a professional. Studies indicate that nearly 70% of child restraints are either improperly installed, used incorrectly or are the wrong type for the vehicle.

Safety Tips for Traveling with Children

Different preparations must be made when you are riding with child passengers. Children have unique needs, and ensuring that these needs are met will make the tripper safer and more enjoyable. Start by "stocking" your car with the essentials. Allow your child to bring along quiet toys and a few books. That way they can entertain themselves, and you can stay focused on the road. Some car-appropriate snacks can also help keep children occupied and behaved. When your child passengers are well-behaved, you'll have fewer distractions.

Children also need frequent rest breaks. They have to use the restroom more often than adults. Also, children need a chance to get out and move around a bit from time to time. When planning a trip with children, schedule in plenty of rest stops.

Free Legal Consultation

Our solicitors provide free legal advice to victims of car accidents and anyone who has suffered an injury due to someone else's negligence. The consultation is completely confidential, and you are under no further obligations to use our services. Simply fill out the contact form or telephone us on our helpline.