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Compensation claims can help to improve the quality of life of someone who’s been injured in an accident. As well as physical suffering, being injured can mean financial stress, especially for those who have to take long periods of time off work to recover, or pay for medical treatment. Claiming compensation can help a person to get back on their feet financially by recovering all or some of the money they have lost.
Making a compensation claim after an accident might seem like an intimidating process, but it doesn’t have to be that way with the right people on your side. We make compensation claims as simple as possible for each of our claimants, and treat every claimant as an individual.
How do compensation claims work?
To give you an idea of the path towards receiving compensation, here are the steps involved in making a claim:
1. Fill in a simple online claim form, or call one of our advisors.
2. Our advisor will discuss your claim with you, touching on the injuries suffered and the circumstances. You will find out at this stage whether we can help you claim compensation.
3. We find the best solicitor to handle your claim, saving you time and effort.
4. Your solicitor will begin work on the case. This may involve gathering documents on your behalf, and handling any correspondence with the defendant.
5. If successful, you receive all of your compensation, the service is completely free. If your claim is not successful, there is still nothing at all to pay.
No win no fee compensation claims
It’s important to note that your solicitor can work on a no win no fee basis which means that if compensation claims are unsuccessful, you won’t have to pay them at all. This makes the process of claiming compensation relatively risk free for those making a claim.
If you’re awarded compensation, you keep every penny - 100%. In the unlikely event that a fee is applicable, your solicitor will let you know as soon as possible.
How much compensation will you receive?
You may be curious to know how much compensation could be awarded to you if you make a claim. As our experienced solicitors will tell you, all compensation claims are different, so it’s impossible to give an exact figure at this stage.
Factors which influence the amount of compensation you receive include the severity of your injury or illness, the length of time it took you to recover and the financial burden associated with your injury including medical fees and time taken off work.
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