Injured through no fault of your own? An injury can be incredibly disruptive – physically, emotionally and financially. Whether it happened at work, on the road or in a public place, you may be eligible for compensation. We’re here to guide you with clear advice, regular updates and expert legal support.
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A personal injury claim allows you to seek compensation if you’ve been injured due to an accident or someone else’s negligence. This can include physical injuries, psychological trauma or emotional distress caused by incidents at work, on the road or in public places.
Personal injury claims are designed to recognise the impact an injury can have on your health, finances and everyday life.
Most personal injury claims must be started within 3 years of the accident, or from the date the injury was first identified. However, time limits vary depending on the circumstances, so it’s always worth checking.
You may be able to make a personal injury claim if you were injured due to someone else’s negligence in a variety of circumstances. These include:
Some injuries – broken bones following an accident, for example – are more straightforward to evidence. Others, such as longer-term psychological injuries, are more complex and may require specialist medical reports. Either way, every claim is assessed carefully on its own merits.
If any of these apply, we can help you check your eligibility and guide you through the process.
Start your claim online or speak to us by phone. We’ll listen carefully to what happened and answer any initial questions, with no obligation to proceed.
We review the details of the incident, assess liability and confirm whether your claim meets the legal criteria. If it does, we’ll explain the next steps clearly and transparently.
We gather supporting evidence – accident reports, witness statements and photographs, for example. Where needed, we’ll arrange an independent medical assessment to understand your injury, recovery time and any long-term impact.
We handle your claim, keeping you informed with updates every 30 days or whenever there’s significant progress. Depending on the complexity of the case, the duration of a claim can be anything from several months to 2 or more years.
Most personal injury claims are resolved through negotiation without the need for court proceedings. If a fair settlement can’t be reached, we’ll discuss options with you and take further action where appropriate.
Once your claim is resolved, compensation may cover pain and suffering, lost earnings, medical costs and future care. Compensation is determined using set tariffs within the Judicial College Guidelines, which set out compensation ranges based on the type and severity of injury.
When you’re injured, the impact can be far reaching. Pain, time off work and uncertainty about what comes next can feel overwhelming. We make the personal injury claims process clear and easy to navigate, leaving you to focus on recovery while we take care of the legal side. When you partner with us, you benefit from:
Typically, evidence can include photographs of the injury or accident scene, witness details, accident or incident reports and medical records. Where needed, we’ll also arrange an independent medical assessment to support your claim. But don’t worry, we’ll guide you through this and keep things as simple as possible.
In most cases, personal injury claims must be started within 3 years of the date of the accident, or from when the injury was first identified. Some exceptions apply, so if you’re unsure whether you’re still within time, it’s always worth checking.
We work on a no-win, no-fee basis. This means there’s nothing to pay upfront, and if your claim isn’t successful, you won’t owe us anything. If your claim is successful, our fees are clearly explained in advance so there are no surprises.
The length of a claim depends on the complexity of the case and whether it can be settled quickly. Some claims resolve within a few months, while others take longer. We’ll keep you updated throughout and explain any delays along the way
In most cases, yes. An independent medical assessment helps us understand the nature of your injury, recovery time and any long-term impact. We’ll arrange this at a convenient location and explain what to expect beforehand.
Yes. You may still be able to make a claim even if you were partially responsible. Any compensation awarded may be adjusted to reflect your level of responsibility, but this doesn’t prevent you from claiming.
In some cases, a claim may still be possible. Depending on the circumstances, this could involve pursuing a claim directly against an employer or organisation, or making a claim through schemes such as the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB) for road traffic accidents.
Most personal injury claims are settled out of court. Court action is usually a last resort, and we’ll always aim to resolve matters as efficiently as possible.
Justice should never feel out of reach. With clear guidance, expert support and a transparent process, we make it simple to pursue your claim.
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