If you have suffered an avoidable injury at work then you may be entitled to obtain compensation for your pain and suffering. Accidents at work can lead to long term and debilitating conditions and victims of workplace accidents deserve to be compensated for their suffering.
Your employer owes you a legal duty to make sure they provide a safe environment for you to work in. They are under a responsibility to identify potential hazards to staff members and take all reasonable steps to make sure these hazards do not injure their staff.
Our solicitors are experts in accident at work claims and have helped thousands of clients obtain significant sums of compensation for their accident at work injuries. If you have suffered an accident at work contact one of our specialists today for a Free, No Obligation Assessment or your Accident At Work Claim.
Get A Free Claim AssessmentOur accident at work compensation experts have dealt with a whole range of claims resulting from Accidents at Work. These are some of the most common types of claim they deal with:
Contact us today for a Free No Obligation Assessment of your workplace injury claim. Our experts can advise you on the best way forward and tell you if you have valid grounds for a claim. Depending on the circumstances of your case, we will then allocate you to an expert accident at work solicitor who will be able to take your case forward and obtain the maximum compensation available on your behalf.
No Win No Fee agreements are also knowns as Conditional Fee Agreements (CFA). A CFA gives you access to proper legal representation without upfront legal fees for the costs of hiring a solicitor. It means you won’t pay any fees if your case is unsuccessful. If your case is successful, your solicitor will receive a fee for the legal services provide to you. Generally this is recovered from the defendant or losing party in your case.
Solicitors may also charge a “success fee” for the services they provide during your personal injury claim. The success is a % of the general damages awarded to you and will range from 0 – 25%. Each Solicitors firm will carry out a specific risk assessment of your cases and will discuss any success fee prior to you instructing them.
When determining the success fee amount for a claim, solicitors generally consider things like: the cost of bringing the claim; the risk for pursuing the claim; the level of damages; the risk for pursuing the claim; timescale of pursuing the matter.