The key questions
- Safety and immediate assistance
- Keep a clear record
- Track correspondence and expenses
Safety and immediate assistance
Move away from immediate danger if you can do so safely, and contact emergency services when needed. Follow the instructions of responders. Health and safety come before documenting a claim.
Keep a clear record
Where safe and lawful, preserve photographs, the other parties’ contact and insurance details, witness information and any incident reference. Record what happened while the details are fresh, without speculating about responsibility.
A better decision starts with the whole picture.
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Keep insurance notices, repair estimates, receipts and relevant records together. Notify the appropriate insurer in accordance with your policy and local requirements. Deadlines and procedures depend on the jurisdiction and circumstances.
Get advice before resolving disputed issues
If responsibility, coverage or the consequences are disputed, seek advice from an appropriately qualified professional. A release, settlement or statement can have consequences beyond the immediate payment.
General information for discussion with appropriately qualified professionals. The position depends on your circumstances, jurisdiction and current requirements.