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Do I need to call the other person insurance?

Do I need to call the other person insurance?

You Are Not Required to Speak With the Other Driver’s Insurance Company. Generally speaking, you shouldn’t talk to the other insurance company when there is the potential for anyone involved in the accident (you, the other driver, a passenger) making a claim for serious personal injuries.

Should you get paid if you have an accident at work?

According to the law, any worker who is injured at work may be entitled to claim compensation if their injuries were caused by a no-fault accident. In this case the accident is caused due to your employer’s negligence and you should get paid.

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Can I be sacked for having an accident at work?

Legally you cannot be dismissed after an accident at work simply because you have made, or are thinking about making a personal injury at work claim. If your employer attempts to do so then you are likely to be able to make a successful claim for unfair dismissal.

How long after an accident at work can you claim?

three years
The injury at work claim time limit is three years. This time limit for accident at work begins on the day of the accident, or the date you discovered that your injury or illness was linked to the accident at work if this date is later.

How long should it take for an insurance company to contact you after an accident?

It is standard to receive your first contact with the insurance adjuster within one to three days of filing the claim. If an adjuster needs to look at the damage, it can take a couple more days. Using an insurance carrier-approved body shop can speed up the process.

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How do insurance companies find out who is at fault?

The adjuster will gather details about the accident. This may include reviewing the police report, interviewing involved parties and assessing photos of damage. Based on their review, the adjuster works with the insurer to determine who’s at fault for the accident.