Personal Injury

Representing those suffering injuries/diseases as a result of:-
• Industrial Accidents
• Industrial Diseases (including cancer, asbestosis, mesothelioma,
vibration white finger, industrial deafness)
• Road Traffic Accidents (drivers, passengers and pedestrians)
• Accidents on the public highway/in public places.
• Holiday Accidents
• Injuries of the utmost severity
• Medical Negligence
We are a niche practice specialising in accident and injury work. We take a pride in providing a friendly and efficient service, case managing claims by making maximum use of the Court Rules, minimising unnecessary delay.
We aim to recover maximum compensation for our clients, with no deductions or hidden charges. Our costs and disbursements are generally met by the other party’s insurer.
A Professional Service
At the outset, we provide all of our clients with a clear explanation of our Terms and Conditions.
In order that our clients know what to expect, we advise all of our clients of the Service Standards to which we shall be working.
As a practice we have achieved independent endorsement of the service provided and are proud to have received the ISO 9001 and Investors in People quality marks. This firm is accredited by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL).
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Funding
We are able to advise our clients on the full range of funding options. The majority of our clients qualify for our Conditional Fee (“No Win No Fee”) funding scheme. This means that if your claim is successful all of our costs shall be recovered from the other party. In the rare event of an unsuccessful result, you are not generally required to pay any of our costs.
Professional Service
Those staff dealing with these claims are able to draw on many years of experience and are committed to providing a friendly, sympathetic and professional service to all of our clients. Our cases are planned carefully from the outset so as to:-
• Maximise prospects of success by presenting forceful legal argument
• Recover maximum damages
• Achieve a speedy completion of claims by strong negotiation and full use of the Court Rules.
If you would like to receive free advice about bringing an injury/accident claim:
Time Limits
Presentation of these claims is subject to strict compliance with the Limitation Act 1990. This means that you must ensure proceedings are issued at Court within 3 years of the date of the accident. Failure to do so is likely to mean that you will forever lose the rights to pursue the claim.
In certain limited circumstances, the Court has discretion under Section 33 of the Act to permit a claim to proceed even though it is out of time. However, this discretion is exercised very sparingly and should not be relied upon.
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