How to change solicitor during a motorbike accident compensation claim? - Motorcycle Accident FAQs

How to change solicitor during a motorbike accident compensation claim?

It is easier than you think to change solicitors halfway through a motorbike accident compensation claim.

On an all too frequent basis we see sound motorcycle accident cases, sometimes involving catastrophic injuries, rejected out of hand. Quite often, the solicitor has not seen any witness evidence, any police report, spoken to witnesses or the police.

Even worse, in some cases, they have, and have misapplied the law, or relied on the wrong facts to make their decision.

You may want to consider a ‘second opinion’ from White Dalton.

We have helped many clients who have been unhappy with the service or advice they have received from their insurance appointed solicitors and you should not be worried about seeking advice from another firm of solicitors on your claim so that you can make an informed choice about whether to move your case to White Dalton.

It’s a common misconception that you’re stuck with the solicitor your insurance company gives you if you’re unlucky enough to have an accident.

At White Dalton Motorcycle Solicitors we take over many cases for clients frustrated by their solicitor’s lack of knowledge of motorbikes and accidents. All our solicitors have to ride motorcycles.

On the road we’ve experienced many of the risks and situations road riders face – and in the legal world we are leaders in our field for defending riders, with years of real experience in protecting our client’s interests

So don’t risk your case being dealt with by “claims handlers” or “paralegals” with no biking experience whatsoever. You are not their learning curve – talk to our experienced solicitors today.

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If you are considering changing solicitors there are a number of questions that you should ask yourself.

1. Is your solicitor actually qualified?

2. Did you choose the solicitor or were they appointed for you?

3. Is your personal injury solicitor never available to talk to you?

4. Has there been a breakdown in communication?

5. Is it easy to change solicitors to White Dalton?

7. What questions to ask when looking for a new solicitor?

8. Why is choosing a solicitor that also rides motorbikes important for a motorcycle accident claim?

9. What is the process for changing to White Dalton?

10. I definitely want to change solicitors!

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White Dalton Motorcycle Solicitors are Britain’s most specialist motorbike accident compensation claims solicitors, dealing with all legal aspects of motorcycle accident compensation claims.

Every one of our motorbike solicitors rides and we have total motorbike experience. We have years of experience in successfully gaining compensation for motorcyclists injured on the road.