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The compensation comes from your employer’s insurance — not from your employer’s pocket. Every UK employer is required by law to hold Employers’ Liability insurance for exactly this reason.
Our specialist solicitors have 200 years of combined experience recovering compensation for injured workers across England & Wales.
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Takes 30 seconds. No obligation.
Our team of accident at work claim specialists will provide effective, clear and honest advice, making what may seem like a complicated process easier to cope with, safe in the knowledge that we’re on your side.
Trusted by Thousands of Injured People Across England & Wales
It’s the reason most people never make a claim they were entitled to. Here’s what actually happens.
Dismissing you for bringing an honest injury claim is automatically unfair dismissal — and would give you a second, separate claim. In practice, employers hand the matter straight to their insurer.
Employers' Liability insurance is a legal requirement in the UK. The insurer investigates the claim, defends it and pays any compensation. Your employer isn't out of pocket.
You don't have to still work there. As long as the accident happened within the last three years, you can claim — including if the business has since closed down.
Very few accidents are entirely one-sided. If you were partly responsible, your compensation is reduced to reflect that share — it isn't refused outright.
Agency staff, subcontractors, temporary and zero-hours workers are all owed a duty of care on site. So are visitors and delivery drivers.
An accident book or RIDDOR entry helps, but plenty of successful claims start without one. Witnesses, photos, messages and medical records all build the picture.
From warehouses and building sites to care homes, factories, kitchens and offices.
If your employer’s negligence caused or contributed to your injury, you can almost certainly make a claim.
Your employer has legal duties towards you under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and the regulations that sit beneath it — including proper training for lifting and carrying, safe and maintained equipment, safe access when working at height, and free, suitable protective equipment.
When one of those duties is breached and you get hurt as a result, you are entitled to claim for the injury itself and for what it has cost you.
You normally have three years from the date of the accident. If your injury developed over time, the three years can instead run from the date you found out it was caused by your work. Different rules apply if you were under 18 at the time.
Our team will tell you honestly whether your claim has a realistic chance of succeeding — and will tell you if it doesn’t.
Three stages, and we handle the parts you’d rather not.
Fill in the form or call us. A specialist reviews what happened and tells you clearly whether you have a claim worth pursuing. No cost, no obligation.
We notify the insurer, gather the accident record, risk assessments and witness accounts, and arrange an independent medical assessment near you. You keep working, or recovering.
Most workplace claims settle without ever reaching a courtroom. We negotiate hard, keep you updated in plain English, and get your compensation to you.
Nothing to pay unless we win.
Decades of personal injury wins.
We fight for every penny owed.
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You're never left wondering.
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NJS Law Limited is a Limited company which is UK based registration number 15170704.
Our services are authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. www.sra.org.uk