Why Claim
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Whatever your injury you are legally entitled to claim compensation against all forms of accidents that were not your fault
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Making those people responsible accountable for negligent actions can help ensure it doesn’t happen to anyone else
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A simple accident can have long term health or mobility implications – why should you suffer financially because of someone else
Have you have been injured in the last 3 years due to someone else’s negligence? If so, then you are entitled to compensation – we can help and are here for you!
We believe in making sure people get to claim the no win no fee compensation they are entitled to in a fast, easy and no fuss fashion. There’s no need to suffer in silence; whatever your injury the law can compensate you against all forms of accidents that were not your fault. We can help you pursue compensation on a No Win No Fee basis.
Your Legal Entitlement
The law governing personal injury claims is there to ensure that those who have suffered injury through no fault of their own can, in some way, be recompensed for that injury. The increased public awareness of rights regarding accident compensation may make it seem as though people are suing for every little bump and bruise, but this isn’t the case. Increased awareness does tend to increase the courts’ work, but this benefits those who would previously have suffered in silence. The law is very straightforward in this instance. Anyone who has suffered an injury as a result of another’s negligence or breach of duty is entitled to be compensated for that injury, be it physical or psychological.
Can I Claim?
The test for whether or not you can claim is fairly simple. Have you suffered an injury through no fault of your own as a result of someone else’s actions? If the answer is yes, then a claim is likely to be possible. If someone else caused the injury to occur, be it as a direct action such as in a car accident, or by a failure to act, such as faulty paving that caused a slip or fall, then the chances are that a claim can be made. Medical negligence is another example of where the inaction or incompetent action of another may lead to a claim for compensation. A short phone call to one of our advisors can answer any initial questions that you might have regarding the circumstances of your injury and the possibility of starting legal proceedings.
Why Should I Claim?
There is an idea that claims are only for the greedy, that society is becoming more litigious and that simple accidents are being used in order to get ‘money for nothing’. This is not the case, however, as even a simple accident can result in long term health implications and financial loss to the victim. Even relatively minor injuries can need care that is not necessarily offered by the health system in a timely enough manner. With waiting lists seeming to increase every year, more people are seeking to use private medical practitioners and alternative care in order to ease their discomfort. This can be expensive and time consuming, so the victim can end up having to cope with financial issues as well as health issues. Furthermore, the person or company who were responsible for the injury may suffer no consequences for their lack of care and so have no incentive to take more care in the future. Claiming for compensation is designed to help with costs incurred as well as providing a sum to the victim in recognition of their suffering. An award for damages against a negligent person or company also serves to punish them for their actions, sending a clear message to them and others that negligence is not acceptable. Consequently, a successful claim can benefit not only the injured party, but society as a whole. A claim against a negligent driver will make that driver take more care in the future, a claim against a careless doctor can ensure that safety procedures are heeded by everyone and a claim against a negligent company can serve to protect the rest of their workforce.
