Claims for Back Injury Compensation can fetch up to £108,000
Claims for Broken Bones Compensation can fetch up to £86,500
Claims for Burns / Scarring Compensation can fetch up to £62,500
Claims for Head / Brain Injury Compensation can fetch up to £257,750
Claims for Spinal Injury Compensation can fetch up to £257,750
Claims for Whiplash Compensation can fetch up to £16,000

Driving can be an almost necessary part of our lives and at some point we will usually get behind the wheel of a car which enables us to reach our destination quickly and efficiently. Roads throughout the UK are governed very tightly and when you undertake your driving license there is a large number or rules and regulations that you must abide by.
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Drink driving above a certain level is illegal in the UK as it poses not only a risk to the driver, but to other innocent road users who may be caught up in an accident. Drink driving is not only irresponsible but it can also endanger lives, especially if you are travelling at a high speed. If you are involved in an accident where you have been hit by a drunk driver, then you could be eligible to make a claim against them for any expenses that you have incurred.
When it comes to driving legally within the UK you are not allowed to have a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) above 80g per every 100ml of blood. This is usually measured through a breath test, or a blood test if necessary. Drink driving is punished heavily in the UK mainly due to its dangerous nature and many drivers can find a loss of license, hefty fine or even jail sentence among the punishments which can be doled out.
If you are involved in a drink driving incident where you have been hit by a negligent road user then you may need to involve the police to ascertain whether the other driver has consumed alcohol. It’s important to report the offense straight away and wait for the police to arrive. If the other driver is deemed to be over the legal limit then this can help you claim cause as you can prove that they have been negligent towards you.
You can sustain a number of injuries similar to what you would receive from a car accident, these include:
If you have been hit by a negligent driver – in this case a drink driver – then you can make a claim against them for compensation. You must be able to prove that the accident was their fault and that they took no reasonable measures to try and avoid it.
If you have been injured at the hands of a negligent driver then you can make a claim to recouperate any monies that you may have lost in the process. This could include any medical expenses or loss of income that you incur during the time that you are injured. To find out more about the claims process or to speak to an expert, contact the Legal Request team today on 0800 990 3500.
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