Types Of Personal Injury Claims

We deal with many claims on a No Win, No Fee basis. This means that you won’t pay any legal fees unless your claim is unsuccessful. This eases financial stress for many people who come to us after having suffered an accident that has already left them out of pocket, from loss of earnings or travel costs. Get in touch today to see if this could be an option for you.

You have 3 years from the day you were injured to make a claim for compensation. If you developed a condition as a result of your injury which you are claiming for, the time limit to start a claim usually be 3 years after you were diagnosed with this.

Yes, in certain circumstances it’s possible to make a claim for compensation on behalf of someone else.

You could make a claim on behalf of your child if they’ve been injured in an accident that was at least partly someone else’s responsibility. You can claim on behalf of a child under 18 at any point. Once they turn 18, they can make the claim for themselves up until their 21^st birthday.

You could also make a claim on behalf of someone who does not have the mental capacity to do so themselves – there is no time limit for this. For example, you may have a child who has a disability, or an elderly family member with Alzheimers.

Our Court of Protection team can help if you’re struggling to assess whether your loved one is capable to make legal decisions for themselves, and can also help you set up a Personal Injury Trust if needed.

Yes, it’s possible to make a claim on behalf of your loved one if they passed away as a result of an accident that was at least partly someone else’s responsibility.

We know that losing a family member to an accident can be an extremely difficult time, especially if you think this could have been avoided. You may be struggling after your loss, and worried about your financial security in the future. When you’re ready, we’re here to listen and help you.

You have three years from the date your loved one passed away to start a claim for compensation. You can read more about how we can help with fatal accident compensation claims, or get in touch with us for advice.

Interim payments can be a huge help to you if you are struggling financially as a result of your injuries, or you need to access support and rehabilitation as soon as possible.

If the other party in your claim accept responsibility for your injuries, we could ask them to pay part of your compensation in early installments, before your claim has settled. This helps you focus on your recovery, while we work to negotiate the best possible compensation for you.

For more information, get in touch or read more about early interim payments.

It’s still worthwhile getting in touch with us if you were partly responsible for your accident/injury. We offer a Free Case Assessment and, with our years of experience, we’ll be able to tell you fairly quickly whether we think you have grounds for a claim.

If you were partly at fault for your injury, e.g. because of your actions on the road, or your failure to wear the footwear you were provided at work, you may have to accept a slightly smaller amount of compensation.

We’ll collect as much evidence as we can so that we can prove the other party’s responsibility for the incident, and we’ll keep you up to date throughout.

Our Personal Injury specialists have an excellent track record in gathering evidence and taking all factors into account to prove your case, to achieve the compensation you deserve. Most Personal Injury claims do not go to Court so we will always try to negotiate an out-of-court settlement for you.

However, if the other party do not accept responsibility, we may need to start court proceedings. You’ll always be kept up to date about your case, and we will be here to support you throughout the process.