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Most people who have suffered an injury following an
accident can be reluctant to make a claim. The main
reason for this tends to be due to a fear of the legal
profession (solicitors) and a dislike of insurers.
But should you let such views stand in the way of a
genuine claim? Absolutely not. Pursuing compensation in
today's legal environment is remarkably simple. Most
good firms of solicitors now work entirely on a No win
No fee basis.
This means that if you lose your case they CANNOT
charge you any costs. Furthermore if you win, the costs
will be paid for by the insurers of the responsible
party.
With our service you will receive 100% of
compensation awarded.
We can operate this way because the general principle
in English law remains that a genuine personal injury
victim needs legal support to make a claim. The legal
support comes at a cost and the person / organisation
bearing that cost, quite rightly, is the responsible
party. Most claims are settled within 8-12 months with
little or no inconvenience for the claimant. By making
a claim you can assure yourself that you will receive
the best possible outcome in terms of physiotherapy,
treatment and compensation.
Making a claim can actually aid recovery and will
ensure that you receive a monetary award that
compensates you for your pain & suffering
If you think you might wish to make a
car accident claim following an incident - just
complete the brief form opposite.
Our team will respond to all written
enquiries within 1 hour 8am-8pm 7 days.
BEWARE:
Insurers nowadays have adopted a tactic known as "Third
party capture". This is a method of capturing injured
parties before they obtain legal advice. If you do not
seek legal advice you will almost certainly receive a
raw deal from the insurers. We can say this because we
have many examples of such conduct. INSURER CLAIMS
DEPARTMENTS TRY TO SAVE MONEY WHEREVER POSSIBLE - they
are acting in their own interests - not yours.
The Claims Connection whiplash compensation section - UK
whiplash personal injury compensation.
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