We will not be able to establish this until we have a medical report. But as soon as we do we will give you our advice as to the minimum and maximum amounts we believe your claim to be worth.

Possibly. If you are in receipt of benefits as a result of the accident, the Department for Work and Pensions can deduct a sum equivalent from certain parts of your compensation as “repayment”. If your compensation exceeds the capital limit…

You should receive an update and progress report from us as and when you wish and whenever there are significant developments. You should not hesitate to ring us or email us if you would like an update.

The vast majority of cases settle without having to go to court. This can be expensive and no insurer wants to waste money defending a case which should be settled. If you do need to go to court, we will…

That depends on how complicated your claim is. Some cases settle within a matter of weeks. More complicated cases, involving complex issues, might take quite a bit longer, especially if your injuries are serious and the medical evidence takes some…

Yes. Even if you are able to provide us with all of the information requested, there will still be times when we will need your assistance. One of the first things that we will do when we have been instructed…

The more information you can give us about your claim, the better.  We will need the following information if you have it: Your name, address, date of birth and national insurance number. The location of the accident. The name and…

You will be entitled to damages for suffering the injury itself.  These are called ‘General Damages’ and are calculated by reference to a specific set of guidelines which the courts and other solicitors use. We also consider previous cases when assessing…