Frequently Asked Questions

For a pavement accident claim to be successful, the defect or trip hazard height usually needs to be around 1 inch (2.5 cm/25 mm) or more, though this can depend on the circumstances. Basic Criteria For A Successful Pavement Trip Claim Submit proof showing cause of the injuries The first thing you’ll need to prove…

Suffering an injury in a workplace accident can be distressing, more so if the accident was caused due to somebody else’s mistake or negligence. If you are a victim of a no-fault accident in the workplace, your two topmost priorities should be to get your injuries treated as soon as possible and to take steps…

Anyone who sustains injuries due to the negligence or wrongful actions of another person is legally entitled to claim compensation. Personal injury compensation is calculated on an individual basis and is different for every personal injury claim. Even when it seems that two people have almost similar injuries, the settlement value can vary considerably. The…

‘How much compensation for anxiety after a car accident?’ is a common question road accident victims ask, and it’s a very valid question too. We generally tend to focus only on the physical injuries after a car accident. The truth however, is that accidents almost always cause some amount of mental trauma. This may manifest…

For your personal injury claim to be successful, you must be able to prove that you were injured by somebody else’s negligence. This proof could be by way of photographs of the accident scene and your injuries, medical records, witness statements, and CCTV footage. While you could get photographs, medical records and witness statements on…

Councils and local authorities are responsible for public places and property such as pavements, public highways, leisure centres, parks, and libraries, to name a few. They have a legal duty of care to ensure that these public spaces are properly maintained to ensure users’ safety. If they failed in their duty of care and you…

As you may know, some solicitors offer a No Win No Fee agreement for their services if they decide to represent you during a personal injury claim. You might, therefore, be wondering how much you have to pay them if they win your case for you? Well, instead of paying an hourly rate for their…

Reporting accidents and incidents at work is an important aspect of safety in the workplace. It’s only when accidents are reported and documented that an organisation can analyse how the accident happened and the frequency with which similar accidents have occurred over time. Accordingly, appropriate measures can be put in place to minimise the risks…

If you got burned in a restaurant because the owner or a member of staff was negligent, you may be eligible to make a personal injury claim. Similarly, if you work in a restaurant, and you’re burned because of your employer’s negligence, an accident at work claim might be possible. In this guide to claiming…

Loss of amenity is a form of compensation that reflects how your injuries have affected your way of life. In essence, a financial value is put on things that you enjoy such as leisure activities and hobbies, but can no longer partake in, either temporarily or permanently, because of your injuries. Can I Claim Compensation…