Will it cost me anything if my claim doesn't succeed?
No. You only pay if you win, and then our fee is an agreed percentage of your compensation, capped and set out in writing before you sign.
How long do I have to make a claim?
Usually three years from the accident, or from when you first realised you had been harmed. Different time limits apply for children and for people who lack mental capacity.
What if it was partly my fault?
You may still be able to claim. Compensation can be reduced to reflect your share of the blame, but you don't lose the right to claim altogether.
What can I claim for?
Compensation for the injury itself and its effect on your life, plus financial losses such as lost earnings, care, treatment, travel and any equipment or adaptations you need.
Will I have to go to court?
Most claims settle without a court hearing. If court proceedings are needed, we'll explain what to expect and support you at every stage.
How long does a claim take?
It depends on the injury and whether blame is admitted. Straightforward claims can settle in months; serious injuries take longer, because your recovery has to be understood first.