cutler26
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Sorry about the lack of replies recently, i'd taken a few days to think about the whole situation and going to start contacting solicitors today.
I've spoken to Cycle Claims which you gave me a link for, and it looks like its a go. The women i spoke to said thank you for recommending them to me.Let us know if you need any support
I'd try to set up a face-face meeting, go with your mum. Good to have someone else who can be involved in the conversation, ask questions etc. Same goes for when you have medical appointments
No worries - I have no experience of their service, just saw their ad in a magazine!I've spoken to Cycle Claims which you gave me a link for, and it looks like its a go. The women i spoke to said thank you for recommending them to me.
Thanks for the reference, they where straight to the point and explain things fully. Is there anything that i can be doing now or is this the time to sit back?No worries - I have no experience of their service, just saw their ad in a magazine!
I have most things ready and I have read Classics guide. The woman I spoke to should be contacting the drivers insurance soon.You don't need to do anything except make sure you have all your notes and photos (your sore bits, the bike) prepared, the police number, the police officers details, the driver's details etc, any receipts for expenses you've accrued where you would have used a bike (bus tickets, taxi receipts), the doctor's name and address, time/date of appointment etc
I also printed off a map of where my accident happened and a google streetview image as I wasn't able to go back to the scene easily. But you could take a photo and print it off in colour
They'll send you a very long form to complete. You'll need to do only in a factual way, clearly and with the necessary details to explain what happened from your side
I don't know if you need anything from your college if you've missed classes or work etc, but that can come later if needed
Have you read @classic33 's excellent guide?
Thanks for that last part. Not all my own work though.You don't need to do anything except make sure you have all your notes and photos (your sore bits, the bike) prepared, the police number, the police officers details, the driver's details etc, any receipts for expenses you've accrued where you would have used a bike (bus tickets, taxi receipts), the doctor's name and address, time/date of appointment etc
I also printed off a map of where my accident happened and a google streetview image as I wasn't able to go back to the scene easily. But you could take a photo and print it off in colour
They'll send you a very long form to complete. You'll need to do only in a factual way, clearly and with the necessary details to explain what happened from your side
I don't know if you need anything from your college if you've missed classes or work etc, but that can come later if needed
Have you read @classic33 's excellent guide?
Have a look at Statement Template in Commuting and fit what happened to you into that.Thanks for the reference, they where straight to the point and explain things fully. Is there anything that i can be doing now or is this the time to sit back?
Keep a copy of it for your records.I have received and complete a report from the solicitors and I'm about to send back to the woman who is dealing with my claim