Yes we do. Simply, you will not be charged if your claim is unsuccessful. No win no fee is a term used to describe an agreement between a lawyer and the injured person. It states that the client cannot be charged if their personal injury compensation claim is unsuccessful.
Typically, customers pay 25% of the amount that is recovered. This can vary and maybe more or less. Termination fees may apply if you fail to co-operate with your lawyer.

InjuryLawyers4u is a not for profit marketing consortium of law firms specialising in personal injury, who operate together as claims management company, authorised and regulated by The Financial Conduct Authority. InjuryLawyers4U will take your call initially and put you through to one of the expert lawyers within our network.

We take the call initially and put you through to one of the expert lawyers within our network.

This depends on the type of claim and how much compensation you are awarded, our lawyers will be able to give you a good idea once they have more detail.

InjuryLawyers4U is a non-for-profit network of reputable and specialist personal injury lawyers and as such, does not make a profit from your claim. Our lawyers work on a “no win no fee” basis, also known as a Conditional Fee agreement. Each case is different and your solicitor will discuss this with you at the onset of your case.

InjuryLawyers4U is a claims management company operating a national network of specialist personal injury law firms across England and Wales.

There is a wide range of diverse personal injury claims you can claim for, but common injuries are:

• Slips, trips and falls
• Injury at Work
• Medical / Clinical Negligence
• Claims for harassment/Injury by Police
• Criminal Injuries (CICA)
• Car Accident

It is difficult to assess at this time without reviewing the detail of your injuries and how they impacted you. Our panel of expert lawyers are specialists in personal injury and will be able to discuss in detail your injuries, how they affected you and provide you with their initial expert opinion.

If we are unable to trace the driver responsible for your accident, we will process your claim through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB).

If the driver at fault for your accident is not insured or cannot be traced, we can still proceed with your claim through an organisation known as the Motor Insurers Bureau. The MIB is an organisation funded through the contributions made by every motor insurance company in the country whose purpose is to pay compensation to innocent victims of an accident in these circumstances.

As a statutory scheme, you are able to pursue a claim for compensation directly with the MIB without representation if you prefer.

Most personal injury claims require a report from a medical expert to comment on the nature and extent of your injuries. Our expert panel of law firms will arrange this on your behalf with a suitably qualified expert in your location and it’s a very quick and simple process.

Even though you have been examined by your GP, we normally require that you be examined by one of our independent medical experts who will verify the nature and extent of your injuries.

Unless there are exceptional circumstances, such as failing to co-operate with our panel of specialist personal injury lawyers or the claim is proven to be fraudulent, then you will not have to pay for the medical examination and report.

If this is something you do not feel comfortable with due to the nature of your condition or injury, we would suggest speaking with one of our solicitors and we will work out a solution which takes into account your feelings and concerns.

If you are injured in an accident or as a result of someone else’s carelessness, you are entitled to compensation for the pain and suffering you have incurred. It is your decision whether you wish to seek the compensation you are entitled to. We are here to make sure that you get what you are entitled to.

Your employer owes a duty to all their employees to keep them safe from hazard and harm at work. Therefore, as long as you can prove that they breached that duty and their breach caused you damage, you can claim against your employer for an injury sustained while at work.

This is up to you, however, bear in mind that it is highly likely that your employer will offer you less than what you could be awarded if you make a claim and without obtaining a report from the medical expert and having one of our specialist personal injury lawyers assess your claim, it is impossible to accurately assess the value of your claim. If you accept such an offer, there is little chance of reopening negotiations at a later date.

The more information you can provide us with regards to the circumstances of your accident and extent of your injuries, the stronger your case will be. It’s helpful to provide us with:
Any relevant photographs of the site of the accident. Please contact us and we will advise how best to take the relevant, effective photographs.
Names and addresses of any witnesses
Police and medical reports

Our specialist panel of personal injury experts can discuss this with you. Our initial conversation with you is free of charge and completely obligation free.

Our UK panel of specialist personal injury law firms work on a no win no fee arrangement as we believe everyone, no matter what their financial situation, should have access to justice. Because our lawyers work hard to prepare sound, solid cases for clients like you, it is natural that they are likely to incur costs whilst doing so.

Our panel of expert law firms won’t charge you for the initial discussion and will fund your claim on a no win no fee basis. In the exceptional circumstances that you unreasonably fail to continue with your claim against the advice of your lawyers, then our lawyers will reserve the right to seek their legal costs from you.

Yes of course, however it can make your case more complex. You should you should speak to one of our panel for the best advice.

In the UK, there is a general rule that a personal injury claim must be brought within three years of the date the injury occurred or the date in which you realised that your injury was linked to a particular accident. It is important to note that there are numerous exception to the 3 year rule – please contact us for further information.

However, if you were involved in an accident abroad then different time frames apply within which you must bring your claim. Our expert personal injury lawyers will be able to assist you.