The MIB is a government body which pays out for claims where the correct defendant either cannot be traced or doesn’t have insurance to cover the claim.
If you’ve been involved in an accident and the driver of the vehicle which caused the accident didn’t have insurance, a claim can be made through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau.
If the person who caused the accident cannot be traced or found, such as in a hit and run, a claim can be made to the MIB.
In these types of claims, it is essential that the incident is reported to the police within 14 days in order for a claim to be made for your injuries.
Call our team to discuss your case today. Our team are located at our Railway Court office in Doncaster but can arrange to see you at any of our offices in Doncaster or Sheffield.
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