A motor vehicle accident (“MVA”) claim is a claim made following a motor vehicle accident. The claim may be a:
- Compulsory Third Party (“CTP”) Claim where a person has sustained injury or has died as a result of the MVA; or
- Claim against the Comprehensive or Third Party insurance held over the motor vehicle with respect to property damage.
Claims can be made against the at-fault driver’s insurance who may then decide whether or not to accept liability for the claim. Should liability or the quantum of the claim be disputed, legal proceedings may be commenced.
Claims against a CTP Insurer are subject to very strict procedural guidelines. It is very important that claimants understand the processes involved in their claim. This is where our Personal Injury & Compensation Solicitors can assist. We can provide clear advice to you and can assist you at each step of the claims process.
We recommend that you seek legal advice as soon as possible after being affected by a MVA as time limits apply. Please contact our firm on (02) 9233 4048 or send an email to info@navado.com.au and arrange an appointment to see one of our Personal Injury & Compensation Solicitors.
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