Riondato and Partners is higly specialized in claiming car accident compensation for clients who highly specialized in claiming the corresponding compensation for damages caused in traffic accidents.

We process the medical and rehabilitation services for you for free, because if you didn’t caused the accident  the insurance company has the obligation to pay for them. We collaborate with doctors, physiotherapists, and clinics were you can receive all sorts of tests and cures.

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What to do in the event of a car accident in Spain

When you are involved an automobile accident, even if you are not injured, there are certain things that you should and should not do.

Un­less the vehicles can’t be moved or there are people with ser­i­ous in­jur­ies, vehicles must be pulled off the road as far as pos­sible. If you can, move the vehicle after taking some photographic evidence to avoid any potential fines for obstructing traffic.

The drivers in­volved are obliged to ex­change information such as re­gis­tra­tion num­ber, full name, address and details of the insurance company.

Write down the li­cense plate num­ber of all vehicles and wit­nesses in­volved, as this could be vital if the case goes to court.

Don’t sign any pa­per­work un­less you fully un­der­stand and agree.

 

The accident Report

If you have been involved in a minor collision in Spain, whether it was your fault or not, you and the other driver can settle the matter between yourselves.

In the event of a small ac­ci­dent with no in­jur­ies, the parties in­volved ought to ex­change de­tails and make a de­clar­a­tion of events. This ac­ci­dent re­port has to be sub­mit­ted to the in­sur­ance com­pan­y. If the parties in­volved do not agree on a ver­sion of events, do not sign any document­a­tion and con­tact the po­lice for as­sist­ance.

The accident re­port includes the fol­low­ing de­tails: date and place of the ac­ci­dent, vehicle in­form­ation, model and vehicle re­gis­tra­tion num­bers, drivers’ in­form­a­tion, de­tails of in­sur­ance com­pan­y and policy of drivers involved, wit­nesses, in­jur­ies, vehicle dam­age , a sketch and ex­plan­a­tion of the ac­ci­dentand the cir­cum­stances at time of ac­ci­dent, in­clud­ing:, weather con­di­tions, speed and anything that might prove useful.

 

When should you call the Police?

If you may not reach an agreement, or any person is being injured, you should call the police, who must issue a report about the accident.

If the responsible for the accident or the other driver involved in the car accident refuse to collaborate, taking note of any details that may serve to identify them is highly recommended, such as plate number, any persons witnessing the accident, etc. Calling the police is a must.

If you suffer any pain after the accident you must go to the doctor within 72 hours (the sooner, the better) and tell him/her the pain is due to a traffic accident.

 

Report the accident to your insurance.

You will have a period of 7 days to report the accident to your insurance company in Spain. Your indemnity will depend on the type of car insurance you have hired.

The Police accident report is an important proof to determine who is responsible for the accident. You should attach copy of this report when you claim for the damages suffered before the insurance company.

Compensation

Our firm can help you claim your due compensation. None of us work for insurers, and therefore our independence from them is total, working only for our injured customers and make sure they recieve:

Compensation per day – You should be paid for every day you have been injured until your complete recovery.

Lost Profit – This is the economic damage you may face due to being off work.

Expenses arising from the accident – Transport, doctors, drugs ect.

Permanent consequences of the accident – Any pain or physical limitation that may be permanent after the recovery sessions.

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