You may be awarded damages covering both your injuries and any financial or other losses arising from your injuries such as:

• Any necessary private surgery needed as a result of the injuries
• Cost of nursing care and domestic assistance (whether paid for or provided by family/friends)
• Loss of current pay and future pay
• Loss of pension benefits
• General expenses
• Loss of use of vehicle and vehicle repairs

If your income has been affected, you may also have money worries while you are recuperating. Your solicitor we do everything possible to secure an interim payment whilst you wait for your case to be settled.

If you have suffered a personal injury, there are usually three questions to ask yourself to see if you are eligible to make a claim. Firstly, did your injury occur, or has it been diagnosed within the past three years? Secondly, is the injury itself physical or psychological? And finally, did it happen as a result of someone else’s negligence? If you’ve answered “Yes” to these questions, then it is likely that you are eligible to make a claim.

There are also circumstances in which you have more than three years to make your claim. For instance:

• If you have been a victim of an industrial disease.
• If you were a child at the time of the accident.

Every case is different and unique. So reach out and see if you may have a valid claim by speaking with one of our advisors.

No two cases are the same therefore, we are not able to give a set answer to this question. Compensation amounts will vary greatly depending on a large number of factors, such as the severity of your injuries.

To get a rough estimate of how much compensation you could receive for your claim, speak with someone from our panel of compensation solicitors. After hearing the details of your case, they will be able to assess it and offer an estimate of the compensation amount you are likely to receive.

The solicitors we work with always strive to get our clients the maximum compensation amount they deserve, in order to help them move on with their lives. The best way to find out how much you can claim is by talking with us directly – by phone or via our quick contact form.

If you are making a personal injury claim, to determine the likely compensation pay out, we will need to know:

• The extent of your injury or injuries, including any medical reports, evidence of doctor visits or medication you are taking.
• Any loss of earnings if you have been unable to work as a result of your injury.
• Future losses you expect to encounter as a result of your injury (e.g., earnings, property, assets).
• Any other associated costs

Some clients will put forward claims for new vehicles during car accident claims, for example. Others may claim costs for private medical care, transport to hospital appointments, home adaptation expenses or domestic help, if these things become necessary as a result of their accident or injuries.

No Win No Fee means that you do not need to pay anything to your solicitor if your case is unsuccessful.

*The solicitors we work with operate on a no-win-no-fee basis. Typically, customers pay 25% (inclusive of VAT) of the compensation amount that is recovered, although this is subject to your individual circumstances and the actual fee may be less than this. Should you terminate your agreement outside the 14-day cooling-off period, termination fees may apply.