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No win no fee claims

No win no fee claims - If you have had an accident and it was someone else's fault, you may be able to claim compensation. If the accident was more than three years ago, you may be too late, but you may still be able to make a claim. However, if you were under the age of 18 when it occurred, then you have three years from the age of 18 to make your claim. We provide a specialist and personal service, which we believe is safer than that of a claims company who often employ legally unqualified staff. This site gives you an opportunity to find out more about us and what we can offer you. If you would prefer to talk about our services, please contact us on 020 7636 9222 and we will gladly connect you to the relevant department.

Our commercial property clients are mainly professionals working in the property industry or businesses requiring premises for business occupation. In either case the need is for speedy personal provision, with practical commercial advice as well as dependable legal work.

Your business premises are important for the success of your business. For many businesses the decision of whether to rent or buy is essential. If you are a new business, you are likely to be better off with a short term lease with flexible rent reviews. It is vital that the lease reflects your business interests.

When can I claim compensation? You can claim if you can prove that someone else is to blame for your accident. Most claims must be brought within three years of the accident. If the accident was more than three years ago, you may be too late, but you may still be able to make a claim.

How long will my claim take? A simple claim where responsibility is not disputed can take as little as four months. However, a claim normally takes approximately 9-12 months, but can take a number of years in the event of complex issues or injuries.

How much compensation will I get? This depends on the extent of your injuries, which a medical report will help to assess. You can also claim for your financial losses arising from an accident. The longer your injury affects you and your ability to work, the higher the compensation.

If I am unable to work, how can I pay the bills? If your employer stops paying you, then you should apply for state benefits. If the injury prevents you from working, you may also be able to claim loss of earnings. If there is no dispute about blame and there is likely to be any delay, it is usually possible to obtain an advance payment of compensation before the final amount is agreed. This is known as an interim payment.

Can you visit me at home or in hospital? Yes, we can do this if you would like us to and you feel well enough to meet with us.

What about cases involving a child, infirm or mentally disabled person? We will need to liaise with a parent or full-time carer.