UK ACCIDENT CLAIMS ONLINE
INJURY COMPENSATION

We are a national network of specialist solicitors who are all members of The Law Society panel of personal injury experts. We can deal with your accident claims online by post, fax and telephone without you ever needing to personally visit a solicitor's office. If you have had been injured within the last three years and it was not your fault then you may be able to claim a compensation settlement on line using the no win no fee scheme. Compensation is paid in full and you do not have to finance your claim in any respect. If you would like free advice on settlements just complete the contact form and a member of The Law Society panel of personal injury experts will telephone you.

The Law Society governs entry to the profession, ensuring that all new solicitors are fit and proper persons and have undergone the relevant training. Solicitors must comply with stringent requirements in order to qualify and training and entry to the solicitors' profession is tough and competitive. Training takes a minimum of six years and after qualification solicitors must keep up to date through a programme of continuing professional development by attendance at numerous academic courses throughout the year. Many solicitors also obtain professional accreditation for their specialist area. Solicitors must also obtain a practising certificate every year from the Law Society which guarantees that the solicitor is properly qualified and is complying with the professional rules laid down by the Law Society.

Solicitors in England and Wales are the best independent legal advisers and provide a professional service with unique and effective consumer protection including:

• Compulsory negligence insurance. Solicitors must have professional insurance, which covers cases where solicitors are negligent. Solicitors must also contribute to the Compensation Fund which ensures that if a solicitor is dishonest the public will not suffer financially.
• Independent complaints handling procedures
• Independence integrity and confidentiality guaranteed by professional rules
• Comprehensive provision of specialised legal services throughout the United Kingdom Accredited expertise from members of specialist panels
• Highly computerised offices enabling accident claims online facilities

Solicitors are governed by Professional Practice Rules and other regulations, and codes of practice which are published in a "Guide to the Professional Conduct of Solicitors", and these include:

• A solicitor must always act in their client's interest except when it conflicts with a solicitor's duty to uphold justice as an "Officer of the Supreme Court"
• A solicitor must not act if there is a conflict of interests with another client
• Client details must be kept confidential
• Clients' money must be kept in a separate account.
• Solicitors must fully account to clients about interest due and commission paid on money held for them by the solicitor
• A solicitor must honour undertakings even if they are not legally enforceable
• Solicitors may not practice alone until they have been qualified for three years