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Motor insurers bureau information

The Motor Insurers Bureau (MIB) was established by agreement with The Government for the purpose of enabling persons injured through the negligence of uninsured or untraced motorists to obtain compensation.

The Bureau is funded by contributions from Insurance Companies, all insurers transacting compulsory motor insurance being required to contribute to the Bureau' s funding.

In the case of uninsured motorists, claims can be made for personal injury and loss or damage to property (e.g. damage to a vehicle). However where untraced motorists are concerned only personal injury claims can be considered.

The MIB operates within the jurisdiction of all countries of the United Kingdom & the Channel Islands.

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Testimonials
Trip on highway
Mrs J tripped on a pothole whilst crossing a service road running parallel to a main road, fracturing her shoulder, wrist and ankle. The Council initially denied full liability for her accident alleging Mrs J was partly to blame for not avoiding the pothole. Excalibur arranged a Conference with a barrister and on his advice rejected this. After intense negotiations Mrs J was awarded £17,000.00 she said:
"I had help from the start regarding my claim and found the advice very reassuring. I have never had to make a claim before so was apprehensive but you did a lot to alleviate my worries. Thanks again for all your help and support."
Mrs J from Birmingham

See how much your claim could be worth.

Examples of Compensation Awards for Injury Claims*
Serious Back Injury
£30,000
Wrist Injury
£3,000
Serious Neck Injury
£30,000
Serious Hand Injury
£10,000
Ankle Injury
£3,000
Serious Knee Injury
£20,000
Serious Head Injury
£50,000

*damages for loss of earnings and other losses and expenses are commonly paid in addition to the injury award and will vary in each case