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Claims4Free strives to provide clear and concise information on making a claim for those visiting this site. However, if you feel you're in a position to make a claim for personal injury compensation right away, you should contact us via our online claim form, or call us on 0808 115 0700. We can then explain exactly where you stand, based upon the specific details you provide about your situation.
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Working on a no win, no fee basis
If you've suffered an injury which wasn't your fault, then you may be in a position to make a claim for compensation. Compensation is not a question of 'cashing in' or profiteering. It is simply the case that payouts allow claimants to recover from financial and emotional losses caused by their injury, and a fair compensation payment will allow just that. Why should those who have been injured due to the negligence of another bet left to suffer on-going pain, distress and financial hardships?
The answer is - they shouldn't. This is why, in the vast majority of cases, we offer a 'no win no fee' service. This means claimants need not worry about the financial ramifications of launching a case. Those who win will see their legal costs paid by the other party, and will take home 100% of the compensation awarded. Meanwhile, claimants who lose will have their legal costs completely covered by our insurance policy. There are some exceptions to this system (examples include cases involving criminal injury, and more often than not, cases pursued in Scotland). However, whatever your circumstances, our personal injury lawyers will ensure you know exactly how 'no win, no fee' applies to your claim, and will only proceed when you're fully informed, and happy for the solicitor to do so.
Start your claim for compensation today!
In order to make a successful claim for personal injury compensation it's vital two criteria be met. Firstly, you must have been involved in an accident which wasn't your fault, and was caused by the negligence of a third party. Secondly, as a result of this accident, you must have suffered some kind of long term injury or illness. For the purposes of a claim, this 'injury' can be physical or psychological in nature. The 'accident' in question might have been a one-off incident, or a longer term problem such as an unsafe working environment. Put simply, if you've been hurt and it wasn't your fault, you're already suffering. There's no reason this suffering should continue in the form of direct expenses, lost earnings or a reduced quality of life.
An accident could be something as simple as a slip on a wet supermarket floor, or a more complex case of medical negligence. If you feel you may be in a position to seek compensation then call us on 0808 115 0700, and our trained advisers will note the details of your case. Should we feel your claim is likely to be successful, we'll put you in touch with a personal injuries lawyer who will work to build the strongest possible case on your behalf.
Engaging a personal injury solicitor
The expert solicitor we'll put you in touch with will do everything to ensure you fully grasp the intricacies of your case, and the nature of compensation cases as a whole. The solicitor will define the meaning of 'no win no fee', explain how successful you case is likely to be, and how much of your compensation payout (if applicable) you can expect to keep. These points will be discussed on a no obligation basis, and your case will only be taken on should your solicitor feel you have a significant chance of succeeding.
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