Other personal injury claims
Injured at work or in a public place?
Understand your options after an accident at work, in a shop, on a pavement or at another public venue. We consider the incident, your injuries and the impact on your life.
No Win, No Fee may be available, subject to assessment, eligibility and terms.Find your guidance
Where did it happen?
Choose the closest match for practical information and answers to common concerns. An initial assessment is free.
Accidents at work
Advice after workplace injuries involving hazards, lifting, machinery, training or safety measures.
Explore this claim type 02Accidents in public places
Guidance after injuries in shops, on pavements or at leisure and hospitality venues.
Explore this claim typeWere you injured in a road traffic accident?
Find road traffic guidanceYour first conversation
The details make the difference.
You can speak about your concerns before deciding whether to proceed. Every assessment depends on the individual circumstances.
Understand the incident
Explain the task or location, the hazard involved and any steps taken to prevent or report the accident.
Consider the wider impact
Talk through your injuries, treatment, time away from work, expenses and help you have needed.
Discuss your options
Understand the evidence that may help, the possible legal route and proposed funding before making a decision.
Before you get in touch
You do not need to have all the answers.
What if I do not know who was responsible?
Start with where you were, what you were doing and how the injury happened. The person or organisation responsible for the activity or location may need to be identified. You do not need to have worked this out before asking for advice.
What should I bring to an initial conversation?
The approximate date and location, a brief account of what happened and details of your injuries are a useful start. Have any photographs, incident references or correspondence to hand if available. There is no need to prepare a complete evidence file.
Does an initial assessment commit me to a claim?
No. The initial assessment is free and carries no obligation to proceed. If a claim may be suitable, you can discuss the proposed steps, funding and potential costs before deciding whether to instruct the firm.
Free initial assessment
Start with a clear conversation.
Tell us the basic circumstances and understand your options.