Make sure that you have notes / copies of all correspondence, including the initial offer that he asked.
If you claim, and he then counterclaims, the fact that he made an initial prejudiced offer of £1,000 means that he will be hard pressed to claim for anything more than that.
I have the copies, so i will look after those incase it does indeed go to court
His first 'offer' was infact £500, which he claimed was his insurance excess and 'damages due to his loss of no claims'
Why have they NFAd it? I would consider revisiting this - Any notion that the driver was driving without due care / dangerously would stand yo in good stead for any claims against him.
Fuck me, but the police always seem to be completely blase and lazy about cycling related incidents.
If the police state it as NFA (presumably meaning no further action?) then is that definitive? or it just means the police cba to do anything further?
I have the copies, so i will look after those incase it does indeed go to court
His first 'offer' was infact £500, which he claimed was his insurance excess and 'damages due to his loss of no claims'
If the police state it as NFA (presumably meaning no further action?) then is that definitive? or it just means the police cba to do anything further?