Personal injury
Injury claims
Use the first consultation to explain how the injury occurred, what harm followed and what evidence exists.
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RAF & Personal Injury
Injury claims need a clear factual record before they need a slogan.
TC Sithombe Attorneys publishes motor vehicle accident (RAF), personal injury, train accident (PRASA) and medical negligence matters among its practice areas.
Road accidents
RAF matters, surfaced first.
For a road-accident enquiry, the first useful step is to organise what happened: the date and place of the collision, the people and vehicles involved, the injuries, treatment received and the documents already available.
1
Accident details
Date, location, vehicles and any case or report references you already have.
2
Medical picture
Where you were treated, known injuries and existing medical records.
3
Work and income impact
Tell the attorney if the injuries affected your ability to work or support dependants.
Published practice
Motor Vehicle
Accident (RAF)
Accident (RAF)
This page does not promise compensation or predict a claim outcome. The firm must assess the facts, legal requirements and available evidence.
Start an RAF enquiryOther listed claims
Personal injury beyond road accidents.
The legacy site also lists general personal injury, PRASA train accidents and medical negligence. Scope and merits should be confirmed directly with the firm.
Rail
Train accidents / PRASA
Bring journey, incident, treatment and witness details where available. The firm lists train accident matters as a practice area.
Medical
Medical negligence
Medical-negligence matters often depend heavily on records and expert assessment. Start by identifying the treatment, provider, dates and resulting harm.
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An accident file starts with what can be documented.
Call the firm if you have been injured and want to understand whether your matter fits its published claims practice.