Personal Injury
If you have suffered from a personal injury you may be in need of some advice or help with a claim. We are pleased to offer personal injury solicitors through our referral panel. When you choose to use our solicitors they will take the compensation claim on a “no win no fee” basis. This gives you peace of mind in knowing that you will receive the best service available from our referrals without obligation on your part if the claim proves unsuccessful. However, it is important for you to realise that we have procured the best solicitors for you in the UK.
Typically a personal injury claim would stem from an automobile accident, faulty services or products or other types of accidents. The injury could have been caused by a car, chemicals that spilled or exposure to chemicals and psychological injury due to stress. If you are thinking about making a personal injury claim there are some questions that you need to ask yourself. The first would be just what type of query do you want to make regarding the personal injury. Do you want to make a complaint? Are you trying to seek monetary compensation for the personal injury? If you have incurred medical bills that you are unable to pay perhaps you want to seek compensation as well as support.
Once you have answered these questions you will be ready to move on to the next step. This would be finding a solicitor through our referral service. The personal injury attorney can explain your options. If you decide to go ahead with a claim they can advise you on the proper documents needed, paperwork to be completed and what action should be taken to resolve the issue. Even if you decide against a personal injury claim in the end, you need to inform your insurance company or your workplace insurance company if pertinent. If you haven’t notified the insurance company any personal injury claims you make may not be considered relevant.
General damages in a personal injury claim are usually for pain and suffering from the injury as well as loss of future earnings. Special damages can include financial payments, travel expenses to the doctor or hospital and special needs that could be required after the injury.
