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Understanding your rights in an e-bike accident
As the UK embraces e-bikes and e-scooters for commuting, associated risks are increasing. Despite being a greener and more affordable transport option, rising accident rates pose serious, life-altering consequences. The 2024 Statistics: An Upward Trend in Danger The latest figures for 2024 highlight a concerning increase in incidents across the UK. Understanding these…
Find out moreCan I claim compensation for an accident in Northern Ireland?
Northern Ireland is a popular holiday destination for UK residents, but there is sometimes confusion about what would happen in the event of an accident. We have answered some commonly asked questions on this subject, to give you a better idea of what you can do if you are unfortunate enough to sustain an…
Find out moreThe Higher Risk of Road Traffic Accidents in Cold Conditions
With Winter Weather Intensifying in the Lead-Up to Christmas, Safe and Cautious Driving Is Essential. Whether it’s driving to get last minute Christmas gifts, going to see your family or just celebrating the festive season, motorists need to be extra attentive in these harsh winter conditions. With the BBC reporting on yellow warnings…
Find out moreA Guide to Secondary Victim Claims
When we hear about an accident, we often think of the person who was directly involved, the primary victim. But what about the people who weren’t physically hurt but were there to witness the traumatic event? These individuals are known as secondary victims, and under specific circumstances, they may be able to claim compensation…
Find out moreWhat is a “No Win, No Fee” Agreement?
If you’re considering a compensation claim but are worried about the financial risk. A no-win, no-fee agreement, also known as a Conditional Fee Agreement, can offer a solution. This type of legal arrangement allows you to pursue a claim without paying any solicitors’ fees upfront. The core principle is simple: you only pay…
Find out moreMaximize Your Diminution Claim: A Guide to Full Value Vehicle Recovery
At Oakwood Solicitors, we offer assistance to clients who have lost money due to damaged or repaired vehicles in non-fault accidents, focusing on maximising your Diminution Claim. Understand your guide to a claim today. What is Vehicle Diminution? Vehicle Diminution has been accepted in law for decades now. All the way back to…
Find out moreDriving in cold weather – 5 tips
As the weather plummets and the roads become icy, it is crucial for drivers to take extra care and precautions when they’re on the roads. Whether you’re heading off for some winter shopping, going on a long journey to the in-laws this Christmas, or driving at night, drivers should be extra careful in cold…
Find out moreWhat is Vehicle Diminution?
Vehicle Diminution (loss in value) occurs when a car is damaged in a collision and has therefore had some of its value diminished. As a result, regardless of condition of the car after it is repaired there is still a perceived loss of value to the vehicle. Diminution has been acknowledged in law for…
Find out moreUK Driving Age Restrictions
Driving has no upper age limit in the UK. Though this is the case, there are restrictions based on certain conditions and checks put in place to try and ensure that drivers remain safe as they age. In this column, we examine some of these rules. Though anyone who’s passed their test can legally…
Find out moreVehicle Diminution Case Study
Oakwood Solicitors Ltd was instructed to act for Mrs. S Khan based near High Wycombe. Here is a Vehicle Diminution case study describing the matter in detail. Our client owned an Audi R8 FSi Spyder Quattro V10 and was the second owner of the vehicle. The vehicle had 9,000 miles on the clock when…
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