Personal Injury Claim Solicitor

Our Commitment

While making a personal injury claim, we want to ensure that you receive the support that you deserve - whether it relates to physical or a psychological issue, our solicitors will ensure your case is dealt with professionally to help deliver the desired resolution.

What is a Personal Injury Claim?

As mentioned a personal injury is not entirely associated with physical injury, but it can include certain psychological complaints.  Physical injuries may involve any type of injury that was inflicted to you by a number of reasons such as; an accident at work, road accident, hospital malpractice or tripping for example.  While psychological complaints will include factors such as; stress at work or long term effects of abuse, discrimination or harassment in any given instance.

These complaints are certainly unacceptable, as we understand the debilitating effects that result from any prolonged psychological abuse can be damaging, so during any claim you make, our solicitors will help explain the process simply without the unnecessary legal jargon which may normally cause increased confusion and frustration.

Making a complaint

Whatever you're intentions; there are various actions that need to be undertaken to help ensure your claim is processed successfully.  Evidence in any case is essential; therefore it will be useful to have kept a log of events in a diary so that you can simply recall them accurately without the fear of any uncertain memories.

But remember, for personal injury claims, your word alone will not be enough to gain compensation.  Instead, once a doctor or injury specialist has provided sufficient evidence, the claim for personal injury can begin.

Personal Injury Compensation Rates

While making a personal injury compensation claim, there are two types: general damages and special damages.

A general damage is as a result of an injury which occurred from suffering or the predicted loss of future earnings.

Whereas special damages can be caused by the actual financial loss which resulted from an accident.  For example, travel costs to hospitals, medical expenses or repairing a car if it has been damaged in the accident will all fall under this category.

Nevertheless, we will access your personal injury claim on a no win no fee basis - this simply means that you will not be charged regardless of whether you're claim is successful or not.

To help offer a rough estimate of your claim, please use our personal injury calculator as this will help give you a better impression of what you should expect.  But remember, this is an estimate, so once you have been given the calculation, please consult one of our solicitors who will offer expert personal injury advice on how they perceive the situation and what should action should be undertaken.