Useful evidence can include photographs, accident reports, witness details, CCTV, medical records and equipment records.
Many horse riding injury claims can be handled on a No Win, No Fee basis, with funding explained before you proceed.
Most personal injury claims settle without trial, but court proceedings may be needed if liability or value is disputed.
Horse riding injury claims can take months or longer depending on liability, evidence, injuries and complexity.
There may still be options if the responsible party was uninsured, depending on the type of accident.
A claim may be possible against a riding school where poor supervision, unsuitable horses or faulty equipment caused injury.
A claim may be possible if a driver passed too fast or too close and caused your horse to spook.
Horse riding claims can involve a range of injuries, but the injury and impact must justify pursuing the claim.
You may still be able to claim if you were partly responsible, although compensation may be reduced.
Many horse riding injury claims have a usual three year time limit, but different rules may apply for children.


