Accidents and Theft
The AA doesn't currently provide personal legal advice. If you're looking for personal advice on any matter relating to vehicle use, motoring offences, accidents or disputes with suppliers/garages we recommend contacting your local Citizen's Advice Bureau or other legal adviser in the first instance.
In our experience, most motoring legal questions relate to motoring offences, accidents and disputes with garages. These pages cover the general points and most common issues that arise when dealing with accidents and motor vehicle theft and may help you decide if you need further legal advice.
- At the accident – what you must do
- Notify your insurer – almost certainly a condition of insurance
- Insurance valuation – what will happen
- Accident repairs – what to expect
- Uninsured losses – recovering losses from third parties
Legal services
The AA has teamed up with carefully selected third parties to bring you a range of legal services. These services include conveyancing, wills and trusts, personal injury and accident claims. These services are provided by third party suppliers and you must accept their terms and conditions if purchasing these products and services. The AA is not responsible for goods and services provided by third parties.
Personal injury
If you've suffered personal injury in a road accident, in a work accident or in a trip, slip or fall that was somebody else's fault, the AA's panel of solicitors can help you make a claim and get the compensation that you deserve.
More about personal injury or accident claims
Other products & services
4 September 2009