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Our personal injury solicitors are here to help on a no win no fee agreement if you have suffered personal injury or been made ill. Your injuries could be physical and/or psychological. You might have been injured at work, on the roads or in a public place whether in the UK or abroad.
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.
Head or Brain Injury
Head or Brain Injury
A head or brain injury is usually life transforming for the injured person and their families. We are experienced Solicitors who have had many successes for victims of head or brain injuries. Contact us today for legal advice on a no win no fee basis.
Paralysis
Paralysis
There are many reasons why a person might be paralysed, but the effect is devastating for the sufferer and their families. If a person’s paralysis is due to an accident or an assault, you may be able to claim compensation. Contact us today for legal advice on a no win no fee basis.
Eye Injuries
Eye Injuries
A loss of sight, whether partial or full, will shatter the life of an injured person and their families. Our experienced Solicitors have had many successes for those whose sight has been affected due to accident or assault. Contact us today for legal advice on a no win no fee basis.
Hearing Loss or Tinnitus
Hearing Loss or Tinnitus
You may have suffered hearing loss or tinnitus due to your working environment or following an accident either in civilian or military life. If you have worked in a noisy environment, even if it was many years ago, you may have the right to compensation. Contact us today for legal advice on a no win no fee basis.
Limb Damage and Amputation
Limb Damage and Amputation
Serious limb injury can have huge consequences for the injured person and their families. Some cases are so serious they lead to amputation. If you have suffered an amputation or a limb injury or because of someone’s negligence, contact us today. As one of the leading limb injury compensation Solicitors we will ensure you get the right advice and support on a no win no fee basis.
Hand and Wrist Fractures
Hand and Wrist Fractures
A broken hand or wrist can be hugely disabling, especially when it occurs on your dominant hand. These types of injuries will often mean significant time away from work, multiple trips to the hospital and a lengthy spell of rehabilitation.
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Heel Fractures
Hand and Wrist Fractures
One of the worst bones you can fracture is the heel bone, also known as calcaneus. Fortunately, these are relatively rare fractures, thought to comprise 1-2% of all fractures. The heel plays a huge role in walking and moving. The skeleton model below shows you exactly where the bone is located and how it fits with the other important bones in the foot.
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Spinal Injuries
Spinal Injuries
Spinal injury can have huge consequences for the injured person and their families. They can result in significant and potentially long term pain and loss of mobility for sufferers. If you have suffered an spinal injury because of someone’s negligence, or an assault, then contact us today. As one of the leading spinal injury compensation Solicitors we will ensure you get the right advice and support on a no win no fee basis.
Burns or Lacerations
Burns or Lacerations
There are many reasons why a person might be burnt or lacerated, but these injuries can be serious and in the worst cases, permanent. If burns or lacerations are caused by accident or an assault, you may be able to claim compensation. Contact us today for legal advice on a no win no fee basis.
Scarring
Scarring
Scarring injuries are common. You scar could have been caused by a burn or a laceration, or perhaps through surgery following an accident. You may be able to claim compensation for scarring and also any psychological impact the scarring has caused. As one of the leading scarring compensation Solicitors we will ensure you get the right advice and support on a no win no fee basis
Chronic Pain
Chronic Pain
There are many reasons why a person might develop chronic pain, but the effect is devastating for the sufferer. If chronic pain is due to an accident or an assault, you may be able to claim compensation. Contact us today for legal advice on a no win no fee basis.
Fatal Accidents
Fatal Accidents
No amount of money can bring a loved one back, but if someone is responsible for their death you have the right to seek compensation. Our Solicitors have considerable experience of handling fatal accident claims. Contact us today for legal advice on a no win no fee basis.
What can I claim?
The value of your claim will depend on a number of factors including:
- The nature of the injury or illness
- Whether 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.
No Win No Fee
No Win No Fee means if you don’t win your No Win No Fee claim, you pay nothing.
If you win your claim, we will typically make a deduction from the compensation you are awarded, examples of this are below:
- A ‘success fee’ for winning your claim
- The other side will usually make a payment towards your legal costs and expenses but any shortfall may also be deducted from your compensation.
- The cost of the insurance premium for any legal protection you may have needed to ensure your claim is risk-free.
- You keep the rest of the compensation awarded to you. The deductions above will only be made when your compensation is paid. There are no upfront costs and no hidden charges.
