At NJS Law, we specialise in no win no fee claims.
Our experienced solicitors have successfully recovered thousands in compensation for clients across personal injury, workplace accidents, and more.
Here are some of the claims we’ve won recently – real outcomes, real clients, real results
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You won’t pay a penny unless we win your case.
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Over £6 million in compensation for countless clients across the UK.
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You won’t pay a penny unless we win your case.
Clear communication, empathy, and tailored advice.
Over £6 million in compensation for countless clients across the UK.
⭐ 4.9 stars on Trustpilot
⭐ 4.6 stars on Google
If you were injured through no fault of your own, you may be entitled to claim compensation.
Our solicitors offer free initial advice to confirm your eligibility and guide you on the next steps.
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Living in a home that your landlord has failed to maintain is not just inconvenient — it can be genuinely harmful to your health, your family’s wellbeing and your finances. For council and housing association tenants across England and Wales, housing disrepair claims provide a legal mechanism to force repairs to be carried out and to receive compensation for the impact of living in substandard conditions.
A criminal injury compensation claim allows someone who has suffered physical or psychological injury as a direct result of a violent crime to seek financial compensation through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) — a government body administering a statutory compensation scheme in England and Wales.
Unlike personal injury claims, these cases are not brought against the offender. Compensation is paid by the state. This means a claim may succeed even if the offender was never caught, was acquitted, or no prosecution took place — provided police accept that a crime of violence occurred.
