Personal Injury
Overview of Personal Injury Services
Our specialist personal injury solicitors act for clients in a wide range of claim types. We understand that every accident and injury is unique, and we tailor our approach to secure the best possible outcome for you.
Road Traffic Accidents
Workplace Accidents
Public Liability Claims
Medical Negligence
Serious and Catastrophic Injuries
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Our Process
Initial Consultation
Your journey starts with a free, no-obligation consultation. During this first conversation, we will:
Listen to your account of what happened and how you were injured.
Ask questions to understand the circumstances and the impact on your life.
Explain your legal rights and whether you have a strong case.
Outline the next steps and answer any questions you may have.
We will also explain our “No Win, No Fee” agreement and how it protects you from financial risk.
Medical records and reports about your injuries.
Accident reports (from the police, your employer, or the place where the accident happened).
Photographs of your injuries or the accident scene.
Witness statements from anyone who saw what happened.
Financial documents showing any loss of earnings or expenses.
We may also arrange for you to be examined by an independent medical expert to assess your injuries and future needs.
Evidence Gathering
If you decide to proceed, we will begin gathering the evidence needed to support your claim. This may include:
Negotiation and Settlement
Once we have all the evidence, we will:
Prepare a detailed claim and submit it to the person or organisation responsible (usually their insurance company).
Negotiate on your behalf to secure the best possible compensation.
Keep you updated at every stage and advise you on any offers received.
Most personal injury claims are settled out of court, meaning you receive your compensation without having to go to a hearing.
We will prepare all the necessary court documents and represent you throughout the process.
We will guide you through what to expect and support you at every stage.
Even if your case goes to court, it may still settle before the final hearing.
Our goal is always to resolve your claim as quickly and smoothly as possible, while ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve.
Court Proceedings (if necessary)
If a fair settlement cannot be reached, or if the other side denies responsibility, we may recommend taking your case to court. If this happens:
No Win, No Fee Explained
We offer Conditional Fee Agreements to ensure access to justice without upfront costs.
“No Win, No Fee” is a simple and popular way to fund a personal injury claim. It means you can make a claim for compensation without any financial risk to you.
What Does “No Win, No Fee” Mean?
How Does It Work?
Free Initial Assessment:
We will review your case for free and let you know if we think you have a good chance of winning.
No Upfront Costs:
If we take on your case, you do not pay anything at the start or while your claim is ongoing.
If You Win:
If your claim is successful, most of your legal costs will be paid by the other side (usually their insurance company). You will pay a success fee, which is a percentage of your compensation. This fee is agreed with you in advance and is capped by law.
If You Lose:
If your claim is not successful, you do not pay us anything for our work. In most cases, you will also be protected from paying the other side’s legal costs through an insurance policy we arrange for you.
What Is One-Way Cost Shifting?
In most personal injury claims, the law provides “Qualified One-Way Cost Shifting” (QOCS). This means that if your claim is unsuccessful, you generally do not have to pay the other side’s legal costs. This rule is designed to protect claimants from financial risk and make it easier for injured people to seek justice.
However, there are exceptions to this protection, explained below.
What Is Fundamental Dishonesty?
Examples of fundamental dishonesty
Claiming for injuries or losses that did not happen
Deliberately exaggerating the impact of your injuries
Providing false or misleading evidence
We take these matters very seriously and will always advise you to be completely honest and accurate in all information you provide.
What Is a Success Fee?
Will I Have to Pay Anything Else?
Examples
You win your claim and are awarded £10,000 compensation.
The success fee is 25%, so you pay £2,500 from your compensation.
You keep £7,500.
If you lose, you pay nothing.
Why Choose Us?
We are experienced in handling No Win, No Fee claims and will guide you through every step. We are transparent about our fees and will always act in your best interests.
If you have any questions about No Win, No Fee or want to know if your case qualifies, contact us for a free, no-obligation chat.
What Are the Benefits?
No financial risk
You do not pay anything if your claim is unsuccessful.
Access to justice
You can pursue your claim regardless of your financial situation.
Clear and transparent
All fees and costs are explained to you before you sign anything.
Frequent ask qustions
If you have any other questions, please contact us for a free, confidential chat.
Time limits, compensation amounts, and what to expect.
How much compensation could I receive?
Compensation depends on the severity of your injury, how it has affected your life, and any financial losses (such as lost earnings or medical expenses). We will assess your case and give you an estimate based on similar claims. Compensation is usually split into:
“General damages” for pain, suffering, and loss of amenity.
“Special damages” for financial losses and expenses.