Compensation for your pain
A financial amount is paid to account for your suffering and discomfort.
Rehabilitation for your injuries
Corrective treatments and care will be provided to help your recovery.
Financial losses reimbursed
Get back all areas of costs and losses that your accident has brought to your life.
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PERSONAL INJURY
What is an injury claim?
A personal injury claim is a legal process that gets you compensation and when you have suffered injury or illness through the fault of somebody else.
A claim will look at all areas of your life that have, are being, or are yet to be, affected by your accident and covers the costs that these effects have.
This includes paying for private medical treatments as well as getting you back any lost wages or holiday pay that you face while injured.
Here for the duration
You will be supported throughout the duration of your claim. We've got you covered. Sit back, relax, claim with confidence.
Invested in you
We gather evidence for your claim so you don't have to. This is done to help build your case, without charge, before you even instruct us.
Explaining every step
Your questions will be answered and your individual circumstances understood; we're interested in the small details that make a big difference.
PERSONAL INJURY
Why claim with us?
Our approach is different; we don't expect your case to be perfectly packaged when you come to us or give up on you when it isn't. Our help isn't conditional and our experience can navigate even the most complex of situations.
PERSONAL INJURY
Our promise to you
Our experts take the time to understand your personal circumstances so that we can give the best, tailored advice on your claim and compensation entitlements.
We encourage you to ask as many questions as you like to give you clarity you need to move forward with your case.
"Explaining the small details that make the big difference"
Accident categories
How we will help you...
' If you had to miss work as a result of your injuries, a claim can get your lost wages paid."
If your accident has led to adjustments which cost or lost you money, then they could be accounted for in your final compensation figure. Below you will find some common examples of losses that are included in claim settlements.
PERSONAL INJURY
What can I claim for ?
Your claim covers personal losses and all other areas of financial hardship that you have faced
as a result of your accident.
This includes future losses and expected expenses that are a direct result of your injury.
Care & domestic help allowances
Corrective treatment costs
Lost earnings & holiday pay
Child care costs
Travel & taxi expenses
Personal living adjustments
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What does
no win - no fee mean?
A "no win - no fee" agreement is made between you and your solicitor.
Your solicitor promises to work on your case without charge until it is successful.
In return they simply ask for your co-operation and honesty to enable them to do their job properly.
No upfront costs
You pay nothing to set up, or during the running
of, your injury claim.
No solicitor charges
You will not be billed for work done if your case
isn't won.
Maximum of 25%
Fees are usually capped at 25% of your compensation. They only get taken at the end of your winning claim.
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no win - no fee claims here
Independent
medical advice
Speak with a doctor who specialises in your injury field.
They will listen to your problems and instruct further scans if needed.
Private
physiotherapy
If recommended, physiotherapy can be instructed to speed up your recovery.
Surgery
and treatments
You will get the funds to pay for private treatments and surgery if needed.
No more waiting.
PERSONAL INJURY
Can a claim help with
my injuries?
Where needed the funding for specialist treatments such as physiotherapy and private surgery, is obtained as part of your injury claim.
This often provides you with direct access to procedures that are unobtainable or have very long waiting times if done through the NHS.
"Get life back on track
with a more direct route
to rehabilitation"
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Talk to an expert about your case.
Take control of your recovery.
Personal injury FAQs
How long do I have to file a claim?
Adults over 18 years of age have 3 years to make a claim.
Minors under 18 years of age at the time of the accident, have until their 21st Birthday.
It is worth noting that some cases take longer than others to complete and, if left too long, you could potentially hinder your chances of success.
You should start your claim as soon as reasonably possible to ensure that there is time to navigate any set backs along the way.
How long will my personal injury claim take?
We can usually tell whether we can help you within one phone call. If you are happy to go ahead, then we will follow your instructions and work will commence within 24 hours of receiving your authorisation.
The duration that your entire claim takes to complete is largely dependent on the complexity of your case and the severity of your injuries.
How much compensation will I get?
Your compensation award covers your injuries and the financial losses that you have had as a result of the accident.
The amount you get directly correlates with the severity of your injury and the duration of suffering that you are expected to have.
The compensation that you get for your injury is known as general damages and the award you get for your financial costs and losses is known as special damages.
Who pays for my compensation?
In most instances, the person or business at fault for your accident will have a special type of insurance that pays out in the event of an accident occurring. For example, drivers have "motor insurance", employers have "employers liability insurance" and public shops and buildings have "public liability insurance."
It is their insurer that deals with your claim correspondence and pays for your compensation.
If you believe the person who caused your accident didn't have insurance, it may still be possible to claim.
