Ever been issued with an N1 Claim form?

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anyone with a hint of leagal knowlede willing to help without charging me £60 per hr?

claimant has sent me an N1 Claim form and particulars of claim directly. Relating to an RTA 2 years ago where i was at fault (dick).
Its sent and directed at me and not my insurer. am i right in assuming i'll be paying up to 1£15000 out of my own money (or the baby fund?). or am i supposed to forward this on to my insurer? whom i'm yet to speak to on the sub ject.

doomed either way so give me the worst, if your in the know, much appreciated.
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[G]

Forward it on to your insurer; they should cover it.
However, they do usually specify you should inform them of an accident at the time.

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[Rogerborg]

This is definitely one for T.C.

First up though, does the claimant have witnesses, or an admission of fault by you?
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[G]

Oh dear; sounds like they've found themselves a bit short of cash and you're the one capable of sorting them out.

As far as I know, if there is a claim, it should all go through your insurance.
It could slightly up your next insurance because the claim's now worth more, but shouldn't be a big thing; so shouldn't be anything for you to get worried about.

[base]

I don't have any expertise in this area at all, but my guess is it's one of these "No Win No Fee" wankers, just forward to your insurers at the timeof the claim, its thier problem not yours.

You pay insurance for these kind of events.

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[JP7]

Who decides two years later that they're injured?

"I wondered what had caused those pools of blood that seemed to follow me everywhere I went..."

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[thomp1983]

short version of this is your insurance company will have settled it, the 'victim' will be unhappy with the amount they've got and are now trying to sue you personally for more, seen a couple of these forward it to your insurance company who will then inform them via the other parties insurance that they agreed to full and final settlement of the claim when they accepted there insurance companies offer and that will be pretty much the end of it

chris

[Pete.]

First mate STOP WORRYING. You had insurance, that hasn't changed and they are the ones who will have to pay any compensation. Make copies of the letters and forward them on to your insurers of the time.
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cheers everyone, will be getting on the blower to insurance in the morn.

just glad i didn't spend to much at NEC, and as of january all the points i racked up as a teenager are finally a thing of the past (can 't belive they take them into account for 5 groanworthy years!)
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[Drew]

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Thanks for all Input last month, this loose end was finally tied up today by insurance company.
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[waffles]

So what was it? Other party trying to claim more cash or the unsettled personal injury claim from a couple of years ago?
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