How much will I get?

Unlike many less professional organisations, we avoid a ‘price tag’ approach to compensation claims. No two cases are ever identical, so it is impossible to generalise about appropriate compensation for injuries and accidents.

However, the following list offers some examples of recent awards that we have secured for our clients.

Whiplash injury    £5,000	Industrial hearing loss    £15,000
Broken arm         £10,000	Leg fracture                 £20,000
Sprained ankle     £2,500	Broken wrist                 £6,000

What we can promise is that you will receive 100% of all compensation awarded. Our legal fees are settled by the other side's insurer.

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How long does it take?

We’ll give you prompt, personal attention, contacting you within 24 hours of receiving your enquiry. Our initial discussion will give you a clear indication whether or not you have grounds for a claim.

From this point, claims may take from a few months to a few years to settle. This might sound like a long time, but we promise you that it will be worth it in the long run.

You can be 100% confident that the Personal Injury Guide team will fight your corner powerfully and professionally. We will keep you regularly updated on progress so that you feel fully informed and in control. If you have any questions or queries at any point, you have a direct line to your own Personal Injury Guide solicitor. With us, you’ll never wait in a call centre queue or become 'lost in the system'. You can call us at any time, however small the question might seem: if it's important to you, it's important to us.

Who pays my legal costs and compensation?

No win, no fee.
It really is that simple.

If your claim is successful then the other side's insurance company will pay ALL your compensation PLUS your legal fees so you really do get 100% of whatever compensation is awarded to you. There are no hidden charges or retainer payments required along the way, however long it takes for your case to be settled.

Should there be any exceptions to this, we will inform you from the outset. However in the vast majority of cases, ‘No win, no fee’ really does mean exactly that.

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