Our client described feeling shocked, stressed, and in pain after a preventable accident on public property. While walking back to their car, they fell into a hidden hole disguised by a pile of leaves, breaking their wrist.
This injury required surgery and caused lasting difficulties with everyday tasks.
A £50,000 Compensation Payout After a Devastating Head-On Crash
One reckless decision led to months of physical pain and a lifetime of emotional trauma. Our client, hit head-on by a driver who swerved into the wrong lane, was awarded £50,000 in compensation to cover their injuries and financial losses.
£20,000 Compensation for Pedestrian Struck by Car at Designated Crossing. Crossing the road shouldn’t result in injury—but for our client, a walk turned into a life-altering moment. Hit by a car that failed to stop at a pedestrian crossing, they were left with physical injuries and emotional trauma.
A £28,000 Compensation Payout for Road Traffic Injury. Stopped at a red light — it should’ve been safe. But one careless driver changed everything. Our client suffered serious physical injuries when they were hit from behind at a junction, leading to long-term nerve damage and life-altering pain.
It’s a question we get asked often: will I have to go to court when making a personal injury claim? And the answer is nearly always no. Only around 2–3% of cases end up going to court; the majority are settled without a hearing. In this post, we aim to put your mind at ease by discussing how personal injury claims are usually settled and what to expect in the unlikely event that your case does end up in court.
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries resulting from car accidents, often leading to pain, discomfort, and disruption to everyday life. If you’ve suffered from whiplash due to someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. This article will guide you through what whiplash is, how the claim process works, and what you need to consider when seeking compensation.
We all encounter potholes on public roads, for many on a daily basis, but are we really at crisis levels? Yes, according to Cycling UK, “Britain’s pothole crisis costs lives”. According to the charity’s statistics, nearly one person per week (255 people) has been killed or seriously injured while cycling due to potholes and road defects on Britain’s roads since 2017.
Being involved in a car accident can be a traumatic experience, often resulting in physical injuries and emotional distress.
If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence on the road, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries and losses.
Receiving moderate to serious injuries as a passenger can have life-changing consequences. What makes the difference is instructing an experienced Injury Solicitor
