If you have had an accident within the last 3 years which is not your fault, our expert Personal Injury lawyers would be able to take your case on and obtain the maximum compensation for you.
We specialise in the following areas:
- Road Traffic Accidents – Either as a driver or a passenger you can make a claim for compensation for your injuries and loss of earnings
- Fall and slips at supermarkets and on the kerb
- Victims of criminal injuries – You may be able to make a claim for compensation from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) (You may have to pay us for the Criminal Injuries cases when you receive your compensation as they are not covered by the No Win No Fee Agreements)
With our no win no fee service, it’s free to get advice and free to start a claim. We are a telephone away from you. You just need to contact us and speak with our friendly, approachable and experienced team.
Our conditional fee agreement means that you are able to get access to justice without an upfront costs.
The process of a personal injury claim typically involves the following stages:
The claimant meets with a personal injury attorney to discuss their case, evaluate its merits, and determine whether they have a valid claim.
The solicitor investigates the claim, gathering evidence such as medical records, accident reports, witness statements, and expert opinions to build a strong case.
The solicitor sends a demand letter to the responsible party or their insurance company, outlining the damages incurred and the compensation sought.
The parties negotiate a settlement, with the attorney advocating for the claimant’s best interests. If an agreement cannot be reached, the case proceeds to litigation.
The solicitor files a lawsuit on behalf of the claimant, formally initiating the litigation process.
Both parties engage in discovery, exchanging relevant information and evidence. This may include depositions, interrogatories, and document requests.
The parties may file pre-trial motions to resolve certain legal issues, such as the admissibility of evidence or dismissal of the case.
The parties may participate in mediation or a settlement conference, attempting to resolve the case before trial.
If the case is not settled, it proceeds to trial. The claimant’s attorney presents their case before a judge or jury, who then determines liability and awards damages, if applicable.
After the trial, either party may appeal the verdict. If no appeal is filed or if the appeal is unsuccessful, the awarded damages are paid to the claimant.
Once the case is resolved and the claimant receives compensation, the personal injury claim process comes to an end.