UK LEGAL CLAIMS

We are a nationwide network of specialist accident solicitors offering free advice on injury compensation. If you have suffered personal injury in an accident that wasn't your fault within the last 3 years at work, on the road or in a public place and wish to make legal claims for compensation our solicitors offer plenty of experience, a successful track record and a friendly helping hand during a difficult time. We will carefully assess the circumstances of your accident and advise clearly on the strength of the claim and likely level of compensation. We do not make any deductions from your compensation and we do not ask you to fund or finance your claim.

For free advice on no win no fee compensation claims just complete the legal claims contact form and a member of The Law Society panel of personal injury experts will contact you by telephone with no obligation.

Back Injuries:
Strains, sprains, soft tissue injuries up to £6,500.
Severe back injuries up to £14,000.

Neck Injuries:
Recovery made within two years up to £3,500.
Permanent or significant symptoms up to £13,000.

Leg Injuries:
Simple fracture with complete recovery up to £4,250.
Severe leg injuries up to £7,000.
Incomplete recovery from fractures £8,500 to £14,000.

Hip or Pelvic Injuries:
Minor injuries up to £6,750.
Severe injuries £13,000.

Knee Injuries:
Lacerations, twisting with complete recovery up to £3,250.
Severe injuries from £7,000 to £13,000.

Arm Injuries:
Uncomplicated fractures with complete recovery up to £3,000.
Serious injuries up to £19,500.

Ankle Injuries:
Fractures up to £13,500.
Severe injuries including limited walking ability from £15,000 to £25,000.

Shoulder Injuries:
Complete recovery within one year up to £3,750.
Limited movement or discomfort for up to two years £3,750 to £6,000.
Serious shoulder injuries such as shoulder dislocation causing neck and shoulder pain from £6,000 to £9,000.

Wrist Injuries:
Uncomplicated fractures legal claim up to £3,500.
Serious injuries resulting in significant or permanent disability between £12,000 to £19,500.

Elbow Injuries:
Simple fractures with no permanent damage from £1,000 up to £6,000.
Serious injuries (excluding major surgery or significant disability) from £7,500 to £15,000.

Head Injuries:
Minor injuries (no brain damage) up to £6,000.
Minor brain damage with good recovery but continued symptoms such as poor concentration or memory, up to £21,000.

Hand Injuries:
Loss of part of little finger up to £2,750.
Fractures with impairment of grip from £4,250 to £5,850.
Loss of middle finger £7,500. Loss of index finger £9,000.
Severe injuries such as fractures to fingers with partial amputations resulting in deformity, impairment of grip, reduced function up to £18,500.

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder:
Minor symptoms with full recovery within two to three years up to £1,750 to £3,500.
Moderate symptoms with substantial recovery and some continuing minor symptoms from £3,500 to £9,500.
Severe symptoms with permanent effects which are likely to prevent future working from £28,500 to £44,000.

Psychiatric Injuries:
Range of awards varies between £500 for mild symptoms to £60,000 for severe symptoms which are likely to be permanent.