If you have suffered from abuse or violence, you may have the right to be compensated whether your attacker or abuser has been caught or convicted. Our expert Solicitors will pursue a claim on your behalf through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority.
No Win No Fee Personal Injury Claims
We offer a free consultation with one of our friendly solicitors to get the ball rolling. After you’ve told us what happened, we’ll provide you with expert legal advice at no cost to you.
Our specialist criminal injury solicitors are able to apply on your behalf to obtain criminal injury compensation whether your attacker is caught and convicted or not.
We will pursue a claim on your behalf through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) an organisation set up by the government to provide compensation to those injured as a result of violent crimes.
It’s important to note that you should report the incident to the police as soon as possible and also seek immediate legal advice as there may also be other courses of action that you can take.
Case Study: CICA Tribunal hearing before HMCT
We acted for our client in relation to the death of her partner. In 2021, our client’s partner was brutally murdered by his next-door neighbour. He died from a bleed on the brain caused by the assault. The next-door neighbour was convicted of manslaughter.
Accidents in Public Places
If you were injured in a public place you should speak to an expert Solicitor today to see if we can help. This might have been out on the street, when out shopping or any public place, like a supermarket but there are countless examples.
No Win No Fee Personal Injury Claims
We want to make your claim process a smooth one. That’s why we offer a free consultation with one of our friendly solicitors to get the ball rolling. After you’ve told us what happened, we’ll provide you with expert legal advice at no cost to you. We also operate a No Win, No Fee policy here at Taylor Emmet.
What can I claim?
The value of your claim will depend on a number of factors including:
- The nature of the injury or illness
- hether your child (or you) recover fully from the injury or illness or if it has a long term effect on their health and well being
- The amount of any losses you incur as a result of the injury
You can claim compensation for the following things if they are a result of your injury:
- Pain, suffering and loss of amenity
- Loss of earnings
- Medical and nursing care costs
- Special equipment needed to carry out daily activities and any costs involved in adapting your home
- Other expenses incurred as a result of your injury, for example, travel expenses incurred whilst receiving medical treatment.
