Personal Injury relates to any type of injury suffered to a person due to the fault or negligence of another. If you believe that you, or a loved one, has been injured as a result of someone else’s negligence then please call our specialist Personal Injury Lawyers today on 01256 844888.

Claims for personal injury are subject to time limitations. Usually a claim must be made within 3 years of the date of the accident or incident; however, it can sometimes be accepted later if the injury or full extent of the injury is not diagnosed until a later date.

A successful claim will see you awarded with compensation in the form of financial remedy. The size of your compensation will depend on the severity of your injuries and the length of period of pain and suffering, along with the financial losses incurred, such as loss of earnings, cost of care, travelling expenses, medical expenses and adaptations to your home or car.

A personal injury claim is most likely to reach settlement through your legal experts negotiating with the negligent party, however if an agreement cannot be reached then our specialist team have the knowledge and skills required to ensure that justice is obtained through the Court.

Some examples of negligence resulting in personal injury include;

• A slip or fall due to a wet floor without warning signs.
• A trip due to uneven flooring, loose paving or other trip hazards.
• Injury due to faulty equipment being used at work or in a public place.
• Burns sustained from hot beverages, food or surfaces at a restaurant.
• An injury from a road traffic accident either as a driver, passenger, cyclist or pedestrian.

Injuries can take many different forms with varying severity, and occur almost anywhere! Call us today on 01256 844888 to see if you have a valid claim.

Personal injury claims can be highly complex and contentious, however having specialist legal advice, guidance and support from the outset is essential to a successful case. Thus ensuring you receive the maximum level of compensation for your suffering.