If you've been hurt in the last three years because of someone else's negligence — on the road, at work, in a public place or through medical care — you may be entitled to compensation. No Win, No Fee.
Every year thousands of people in the UK are injured through no fault of their own. If someone else's carelessness caused your injury, the law says you should be put back — as far as money can — in the position you were in before the accident.
Injured as a driver, passenger, cyclist, motorcyclist or pedestrian — including whiplash and hit-and-run claims.
Faulty equipment, lack of training, unsafe premises, manual handling injuries or industrial disease.
Wet floors, uneven pavements, poorly lit stairways or unmarked hazards in shops and offices.
Injuries in supermarkets, restaurants, gyms, parks, car parks and other public places.
Misdiagnosis, surgical errors, medication mistakes, delayed treatment or poor aftercare.
Injuries caused by animals where the owner failed to keep them under control.
You can usually make a personal injury claim if all three of these apply:
Compensation for the pain, suffering and loss of amenity caused by your injury. Amounts follow guidelines set by the Judicial College — from a few hundred pounds for minor injuries to six figures for life-changing ones.
Your actual financial losses: lost earnings (past and future), medical bills, physiotherapy, travel costs, care provided by family, damaged property and adaptations to your home or vehicle.
Tell us about your accident. We assess your claim within 24 hours.
You're introduced to a specialist injury solicitor on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Independent medical report, witness statements and loss calculations gathered.
Your solicitor negotiates the best possible outcome — most claims settle without court.
Straightforward claims where liability is accepted can settle in a few months. Complex or high-value cases — particularly medical negligence — can take longer as your full recovery needs to be understood first.
Yes — an independent medical assessment is a key piece of evidence. Your solicitor arranges this at no cost to you, usually close to home.
You may still be able to claim. Compensation is reduced by your share of responsibility (known as contributory negligence). We'll advise honestly on where you stand.
The overwhelming majority of personal injury claims settle out of court. If proceedings are issued, your solicitor guides you through every step.
Yes. Your employer must have Employers' Liability insurance by law, and it is unlawful to dismiss you for making a genuine claim.
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