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ARTICLE · 13 SEPTEMBER 2022

Interim Payments During Personal Injury Claims

Being involved in an accident is a worrying and uncertain time for the injured party. For some, their injuries may mean they are unable to work resulting in a loss of income and additional worry...

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Being involved in an accident is a worrying and uncertain time for the injured party. For some, their injuries may mean they are unable to work resulting in a loss of income and additional worry, especially if the individual is a main breadwinner and has no savings to fall back on.

In the case studies below Stuart Biddle our Head of Personal Injury discusses two case studies which illustrate the importance of interim payments. These were used to assist the clients in making a recovery and to make adaptations to properties following the permanent injuries that were suffered.

What is an interim payment?

An interim payment is a payment made on account of damages. It is quite common in serious injury cases for the insurers to agree to pay an interim payment to the claimant on account of damages. Following a serious injury, the claimant can often experience quite significant financial hardship as well as delays in obtaining treatment via the NHS. Interim payments

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