Yes, you might be able to cancel your car accident claim as long as costs haven't yet been incurred by your insurance company or the other driver's insurer. Here's why you might consider cancelling:
- To save your no-claims bonus: If the accident was small, and you can afford the repairs yourself, withdrawing might keep your future premiums lower.
- To claim on the other driver's insurance: If it's clear the other driver was at fault, you might cancel your claim to pursue theirs instead.
- If you have doubts: You can always withdraw if you're unsure about your claim or feel pressured by the insurance companies.
How "it happens" can help
Cancelling a car accident claim can be tricky, especially if it's already underway. We know the ins and outs of the process and can:
- Assess your situation: We'll look at the specifics and advise whether cancellation is the best option.
- Handle the paperwork: We can take care of all the communication with insurers to make it hassle-free.
- Protect your rights: We'll make sure you understand any potential costs and aren't pressured into a decision.
Remember: The earlier you act, the better. Contact "it happens" straight away for your free consultation.
