Common Questions About Claims
We specialise in helping victims of personal injury, financial mis-selling and more claim the compensation they may be entitled to.
Common Questions
- A Guide for Personal Injury Claim Witnesses
- A Guide to Personal Injury Settlements
- A Whiplash Compensation Guide
- Can All Ages Claim for Whiplash Injuries?
- Can I Claim Compensation for an RTA if the Other Side Denies Liability?
- Can I Make a Claim if I am a Witness?
- Can I Make a Claim if I Slip or Trip in a Supermarket?
- Do You Need a Personal Injury Lawyer?
- I Tripped on a Pavement. Who is Responsible?
- What Documents Do I Need to Make a Personal Injury Claim?
- What Evidence Do I Need to Make a Personal Injury Claim?
- What Evidence Should I Gather after a Slip or Trip?
- A Medical Examination Guide for Claimants
- Can I Claim Loss of Earnings as Part of a Claim?
- Compensation Claim Cost Payment Funding
- How Long Do I Have to Make a Claim for Personal Injury Compensation?
- How Long Will My Claim Take to Settle?
- Is My Compensation Claim Likely to Go to Court?
- Should I take the First Compensation Offer I receive?
- What is a Conditional Fee Agreement?
- What is a Split Liability Agreement?
- What is After the Event Insurance?
- Will a Compensation Claim Affect My Benefits?
- Will my Solicitor Require Access to My Medical Records?
Am I eligible?
In the case of personal injury claims, if you have been harmed physically in the last 3 years, due to someone else’s negligence, the short answer is yes.
Financial mis-selling and industrial disease claims have slightly different rules, so you may have a longer period to claim for these cases.
Find out moreHow much could I claim?
As every case is different, the amount of compensation paid out can also differ case to case. Varying factors lead to the final figure include: loss of earnings, future losses and more.
Our dedicated team of experts will give you an indication of how much you could potentially claim for.
Find out moreHow does the process work?
We understand that when making a claim it’s important to know what to expect and when to expect it. That’s why we make the process as transparent & clear as possible.
Your solicitor will gather all the evidence and will notify the negligent party that you wish to begin claim proceedings. With your solicitor negotiating on your behalf, you will be keep up to date every step of the way.
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