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If you have been the victim of an assault or criminal
related injury you will have suffered harm both
physically and emotionally as a result of your ordeal.
Such trauma can be very difficult to overcome and it is
entirely appropriate that you should seek compensation.
Fortunately in the UK we have a system in place to
deal with claims from the innocent victims of crime.
CICA claims Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ
The Criminal Injury Compensation Authority (CICA
for short) is responsible for administering the Criminal
Injuries Compensation Scheme throughout England,
Scotland and Wales.
They pay compensation to eligible applicants who have
been the victim of a violent crime. The amount awarded
depends very much on the nature of the injuries
suffered. However as part of our specialist service
Winston Solicitors aim to push for the best possible
settlement for our clients.
Many thousands of people are injured in CRIMINAL ACTS
each year. If you are an innocent victim of crime and
suffer harm, you may well be ale to claim compensation.
We help people obtain rightful compensation and offer
our service nationwide. Who can claim? If you have
been injured because of a violent crime, you can apply.
If you are the relative of a person who died because of
their injuries, then you may be able to apply for
compensation. Important: Your claim must be made within
2 years of the injury being sustained. It is very
important that there is a medical record of the injury
and that the matter was reported to the police.
MAKE AN ENQUIRY TODAY ABOUT CRIMINAL INJURIES
COMPENSATION
WHY SHOULD YOU CHOOSE US?
From the moment you contact us you are dealing
directly with experienced lawyers, not middlemen or
intermediaries Please contact our helpline today for an
informal discussion regarding your case. Or complete the
enquiry form opposite - we will contact you within one
hour:
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