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Free Legal Advice, click hereGenerally you have 3 years from the date of your accident in which to commence your claim for compensation through the courts. This is known as the limitation period.
There are some exceptions to this rule. Some of these exceptions are:-
Nothing! We will not ask you to pay for any legal fees out of your own pocket and generally offer what is known as a No Win, No Fee agreements (subject to terms and conditions). These agreements are not suitable for everyone but our specialist solicitors will advise you as to the most suitable option.
No! We will ensure that you have sufficient insurance cover in place so that you are covered in the unlikely event that your case loses.
All of it! Nothing will be deducted from your compensation at all.
Generally the amount of compensation directly relates to the seriousness of your injury and the financial losses you have suffered. In addition to a claim for pain and suffering you can claim for items such as loss of earnings, medical costs, travel expenses, damage to property or personal care.
There is no simple answer to this question. However we aim to get simple straightforward cases resolved within a matter of months and more complicated cases completed within two years. Factors that affect this are the other side’s approach to dealing with your case and the seriousness of your injuries.
There is no need to go through a claims company or claims assessor, all they do is forward your case onto a solicitor. You need to ensure that your solicitor is experienced in the type of case you have. After all you would not go to see your GP if you needed a filling!
we solicitors llp has many years of experience dealing with thousands of personal injury claims from high value asbestos relates illnesses to simple road traffic accidents. Our specialist team is on hand 24 hours a day 7 days a week to assess your claim and give you practical east to understand legal advice. We fight hard for our clients to ensure that they receive the maximum compensation they are entitled to.