If you have suffered from a whiplash injury which was not your fault, making a car accident whiplash claim through our network or specialist whiplash claim solicitors can help you get the compensation you are entitled to.

To make the process as stress free for you as possible one of our specialist whiplash claim advisors will visit you at your home or a place that is convenient for you, with all the relevant documents, making your claim fast and hassle free for you and your family. Allowing you to concentrate on your recovery!

Making a claim for an accident at work against your employer can be very worrying and stressful if you dont know the facts. Employers must have an insurance policy to cover them against injuries at work for example a fall at work for employees and the public. If you make a claim against your employer for a fall at work or even a back injury at work then their insurance policy will be paying out for the damages you claim. So the worst that can happen is their insurance policy will be increased similar to car insurance claims. It is against the law for your employer to dismiss you on the basis that you have made a claim. The worst that can happen is you will get the less desirable jobs until they get over it.

We help drivers and passengers who have been in a car accident that wasn’t their fault to make a personal car accident claim. We also help passengers who are in a car accident make a personal injury car accident claim against the driver of the vehicle they were in if the driver is  liable for the car accident. Making a claim against the driver doesn’t penalize their insurance further if they have to pay for the damages to the vehicles involved in the road traffic accident.

A public liability claim is a claim made against injuries sustained from an accident that occurs on property that is open to the public. If you have had an accident in a public building or on a road or pavement you will be entitled to make a claim for compensation. Accidents in public can occur in a variety of places, and usually happen from simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Sufficient steps must be taken to oversee the safety of the public and if injury occurs through negligence than you can claim for full and just compensation. Public liability also covers accidents caused by unsafe public property or property that is left in dangerous places. Examples include a slip, trip, fall or cut caused by protruding objects and electric shocks as a result of an exposed wire.

We have been helping people claim compensation for liability that for over 12 years and have over 30 years combined experience, this allows us to use the UK's largest Personal Injury Solicitors. We ensure they operate a No Win No Fee policy so you don't pay a penny, win or lose!

Visitors to land and premises are covered by the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1957 and the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1984.

The 1957 Act deals with lawful visitors and the 1984 Act deals with trespassers. 

S2 (2) of the Act is quite clear, it states ...... “The common duty of care is a duty to take such care as in all the circumstances of the case is reasonable to see that the visitor will be reasonably safe in using the premises for the purpose for which he is invited or permitted to be there .....”

The most common causes of slip, trip or fall accidents are spillages which leave the floor slippery or badly maintained paths which cause raised sections of ground or potholes.

Trips, slips and falls at work are also a frequent occurrence when walkways are obstructed or carpets are not fitted properly. If you suffer a slip, trip or fall due to someone else's negligence, then you may be entitled to make a personal injury compensation claim. If you slip on a pool of water inside a building open to the public such as a bank, a supermarket or a restaurant and injure yourself, then the personal injury compensation claim would be made against the occupier's public liability insurance policy.

Industrial Disease affects thousands of people every year. Suffering from the effects of an industrial disease can have long-term affects. The Injury Centre specialise in all areas of work related illness and diseases. Are you are suffering from the effects of an illness you think was caused by a work process or tools you used at work. You may be able to claim compensation.

Employers must provide training and appropriate personal protective and safety work wear and equipment to ensure employees are not exposed to hazards to carry out their job. Your employer is under a legal duty to protect you from exposure to hazardous chemicals and dust. Also loud noises in the work place ear defenders should have been compulsory to wear if you worked in a noisy environment after 1963. Vibration White Finger is caused by constant repetitive movement vibration from handheld tools. Protection should have been provided after 1975.

British tourists who suffer from an accident, personal injury or even food poisoning whilst on holiday can sue UK tour operators instead of the airline, the cruise ship or the foreign hotel, provided that the holiday was a package which includes travel and accommodation. If the accident, illness or food poisoning happened on a holiday that was not a package holiday, you can still claim compensation at no cost.

We can only assist you make a claim to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) in the UK if you have been injured as the result of a crime. This can be directly such as physical abuse, sexual abuse, rape and other types of assault where the intent was to harm you, or indirectly such as being struck by an assailant fleeing the scene of a crime. Whether the injuries inflicted on you were intentional or accidental is not important in regards to criminal injury claims as long as those injuries were the result of a crime within the UK, you cannot be compensated for crimes that occurred outside this country.

The medical profession are generally regarded as providing excellent, caring service for their patients. Nevertheless, if you, your spouse or child, have been injured, or if you are the dependant or child of a patient who died, as a result of medical treatment you are, at the very least, entitled to an explanation. A treating doctor, in fact, is required by his governing body, the General Medical Council www.gmc-uk.org, to inform a patient when that treatment has gone wrong.

Where the injury or death was caused or contributed to by the breach of a duty of care committed in the course of the provision of clinical or medical services, including dental or nursing services, you and/or your child may be entitled to financial compensation for what is termed "clinical negligence", formerly - and often still - described as "medical negligence".