Personal Injury Solicitors

Compensation covers medical treatment and rehabilitation costs, lost earnings and pension contributions, reduced future earning capacity, ongoing care costs, aids and equipment, home modifications, pain and suffering, and loss of amenity. In fatal cases, it also covers funeral costs and loss of financial dependency. We work with medical and economic experts to ensure all impacts are properly calculated and pursued.

You pay nothing upfront. If you win or reach a settlement, fees are recovered from the compensation received, usually from the defendant’s insurer. If your claim fails, you don’t pay our legal costs. We explain any potential liability for expert fees before you instruct us, so there are no surprises. We discuss all funding arrangements in full at the outset.

Timescales vary depending on the complexity of the case. We give you a realistic timeline at the outset based on your specific circumstances. Most claims settle without going to court, which is usually faster and less stressful than litigation.

You can still claim. Your compensation is reduced proportionally based on your share of responsibility, known as contributory negligence. We help you understand how liability is assessed and ensure your share of responsibility is argued fairly throughout the process.

If you’re injured at work due to your employer’s negligence or failure to follow health and safety rules, you can claim. This includes accidents caused by unsafe conditions or equipment, industrial diseases from workplace exposure, and stress and harassment claims. We handle employers’ liability claims and help you understand your rights without jeopardising your employment.

Yes. If the other driver was uninsured, the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB) can pay compensation in their place. If the driver was untraced, you can still make a claim under the MIB’s untraced drivers agreement. We advise on the right process depending on your circumstances and handle all aspects of the claim on your behalf.

Yes. If you were injured through criminal assault, you may be able to claim through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA). Awards can reach £500,000 for the most severe cases. You don’t need a criminal conviction to succeed. Even if the offender is unidentified, a CICA claim may still be possible. We assess your eligibility and guide you through the process.