Road Traffic accidents
If you were injured in a road traffic accident and it was not your fault, you should be entitled to compensation. You can make a claim for compensation at no cost to you. If your claim is successful, you will keep 100% of the compensation awarded to you. You can make a claim if you were a driver, passenger, motorcyclist, cyclist or pedestrian. The accident may have been caused by another driver or it could have been as a result of the road being in a dangerous condition.
It is compulsory for drivers of vehicles to have insurance, but a claim can still be made even if the driver at fault was not insured. In these circumstances a claim can be submitted to the Motor Insurers Bureau (MIB).

Driver
If you were the driver, you can submit a claim for compensation for personal injuries and financial losses. You may also be entitled to a replacement hire vehicle.

Passenger
As a passenger in a road traffic accident you can claim compensation for personal injury and financial losses. Whatever type of vehicle you were in, you can submit a claim for compensation.

Motorcyclist
If you were injured in a motorcycle accident you may be entitled to compensation for personal injuries and financial losses. This can include damage to your motorcycle, personal possessions and loss of income.

Cyclist
If you are a cyclist and were injured in a road traffic accident, you may be able to claim compensation for your injuries and financial losses, for example damage to your bicycle, damaged clothing and loss of earnings

Pedestrian
As a pedestrian, if you were involved in a road traffic accident, you should be able to claim compensation if you were not at fault. You can claim compensation for personal injuries and financial losses.
Whatever the cause of your accident, contact us. We will take a few details and then one of our approved solicitors will be pleased to provide advice on your claim

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At Work
If you were injured at work you may be entitled to compensation. You can claim compensation at no cost to you. If your claim is successful, you will keep 100% of the compensation awarded to you.
You may be entitled to compensation for your injuries and financial losses, including loss of earnings. Your employer must by law have insurance to cover this.
Your employer has a duty of care to enable you to do your job safely. This includes providing a safe working environment, proper training, protective clothing and the regular maintenance of equipment.

Your injury may have been caused by one of the following:-
Lifting / manual handling
Faulty machinery
Slip in the workplace
Inadequate training
Inadequate protective equipment
Hazardous materials

There are many causes of accidents in the workplace, the above are just a few examples.

Repetitive Strain Injury
If your doctor considers you are suffering pain and discomfort as a result of carrying out your job, you may be entitled to compensation for a repetitive strain injury.

Industrial Disease
A compensation claim can be made for industrial disease and disability and although a claim generally has to be made within three years, this time limit can be extended in certain circumstances depending upon when you became aware of the problem. This is known as the date of knowledge.

Slip/ trip
If you have been injured in a slip, trip or fall accident you may be entitled to compensation. You can make a claim for compensation at no cost to you. If your claim is successful, you will keep 100% of the compensation awarded to you.
Broken paving slabs, potholes and spillages are common causes of accidents. If you were injured in the street, a shop, restaurant or other public place as a result of a defect or other dangerous situation, you may be entitled to make a claim. Landlords and owners of land and property accessed by members of the public have a duty to take reasonable care for the safety of all visitors. Landlords also have a duty of care to their tenants .

Public liability
Accidents can occur in a variety of places and occupiers have a duty of care for the safety of all visitors. If you occur injury through no fault of your own then your accident is their responsibility and you may be able to claim.
If you have:
Fallen on broken paving stones on a footpath
Slipped in a supermarket because of a spillage
Tripped on uneven pavement that should have been maintained
Tripped over and injured yourself on pot holes in the street; then Claims Helpline can help
However minor you may think your injury is to begin with, any accident that happens on public property must be recorded in the on-site Accident Book, so if this wasn't done at the time then a quick phone call can see to it.

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Medical negligence
Every day hundreds of people put their lives in the hands of medical professionals and the unfortunate fact is that negligence can occur and you can suffer as a result. If this is the case, then you are entitled to claim.
We understand that Medical Negligence claims are often complex and usually personal and our solicitors are the UK 's leading medical negligence experts with many years experience in handling these sensitive claims.
We offer a service that is personal, friendly and efficient. All of our medical negligence experts are members of the Law Society and can guarantee you full and just compensation All victims of a public liability accidents can claim compensation for their injuries within three years of the incident, if it is a non fault accident.

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Criminal
The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) is a government funded body which provides compensation to victims injured as a result of crimes of violence. Claims to the CICA must generally be brought within 2 years of the incident
Other claims
Claims for compensation can be brought in many different circumstances, provided the injury was caused wholly or partly by another party and occurred not less than three years ago. In addition to Road Traffic Accidents, Accidents at Work, Slip and Trip Accidents and Criminal Injuries Compensation, claims often arise from:
chronic bronchitis/emphysema or vibration white finger developed by miners and ex-miners
damp housing conditions
burns caused by "super-heated" foods/drinks

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