Our personal injury solicitors based in Birmingham are here 7 days a week to help start your claim for compensation and to get you the justice you deserve.

If you have been injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault and would like to make a personal injury claim, it can be incredibly useful to work with an experienced team of personal injury solicitors to ensure that the process is as seamless as possible and also to make sure that you are claiming the full amount of compensation that you are entitled to and that you are making the best case possible to give yourself the highest probability of winning your compensation claim.
If you are considering making a compensation claim and would like the assistance of our experienced team of Birmingham solicitors, call us on 0121 565 4317 or claim online to arrange your free, no-obligation consultation.

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How Do I Make A Personal Injury Claim?

Making a personal injury claim on your behalf as your solicitors require that we follow a legal process, which includes a series of steps:
We will write to the person or organisation responsible for your accident, notifying them that you are making a personal injury claim for your injury. In this letter, we will ask them to admit that they were at fault for your accident (this is called accepting liability), outline the basics of your case and give them a deadline to respond to us.
If they accept liability for your accident, we would then move on to the next step. If they do not accept that they were at fault for your accident (this is known as disputing liability), we will gather evidence to support your claim. This can be easier if we have access to photographs, videos or contact details of witnesses if you were in a position to gather those at the time or shortly after the event. If you were not in a position to arrange that, we will set about finding the evidence we need. This could be through witness statements, arranging for experts to go the site of the accident and prepare a report or by getting copies of any police report, for example. The cases in which liability was disputed initially end with the other party accepting liability once they are shown the evidence we have gathered.

 

When the second party admits liability:

Once both parties agree liability, we will negotiate on your behalf to agree a fair compensation amount. Although we will be conducting the negotiations, you will still have total control. We will inform you of every offer the other party make and give you our expert opinion as to whether the offer is a reasonable one or not.
It is extremely rare that liability and the amount of compensation cannot be agreed between the two parties. If you are unfortunate enough to end up being one of those very rare cases, your case may need to go to court to find an agreement. If this happens, we will be with you throughout the process, making sure that you get all information about what is happening and why. The friendly support of our experienced team can make all the difference to how stressful your court appearance might be.

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The amount of compensation you are able to claim for your personal injury claim depends on two main factors. The first is the exact nature of your injury and the amount of pain and suffering it has caused you. Judicial College (a governing body) set this guideline ranges for this aspect of the compensation payment. The ranges are intentionally broad, as this allows the individual nature of your injuries to be taken into account and recognizes the fact that not all broken arms, for example, are the same.

 

Parts of compensation:

This is only the first part of your compensation payment is based on how much it will take to get your life back on track. The purpose of compensation is to help you get as close as possible to the situation you were in before your accident happened. This part of your claim would include any loss of earnings you may have had as a result of your accident or injury, the loss of future earnings if you are unable to continue in your previous career as a result of your injuries as well as any modifications you may require to help you heal from or adapt to your injuries. This could include the costs associated with physiotherapy or other forms of rehabilitation or adapting your home or providing careers to allow you to continue to live independently. In many cases, this part of the compensation award can far exceed the amount given for pain and suffering according to the Judicial College guidelines. Our years of experience mean that our expert personal injury solicitors are able to highlight areas where you are making costly changes to your life that you deserve to be compensated for. This enables us to make sure that you receive the full compensation you deserve. Our Birmingham-based solicitors will make sure you have access to the most appropriate help and care available.

How Do I Hire Personal Injury Solicitors?

If you’re ready to hire a Birmingham solicitor, call us on 0121 565 4317 or claim online. We will listen to your story and make sure that we understand the details of your accident or personal injury. We will then explain your options to you, including :
1. Whether we are able to take on your case
 
2. The funding options available to you, including no win no fee if this is possible
 
3. How much compensation you are likely to receive
 
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The Process Of Making A Claim

We will tell all aspects of the contract before we begin work, including all aspects of our fee structure. This ensures that there are never any nasty surprises when it comes to your compensation amounts. It also allows you to know that you are in control throughout the process of making your claim.

What Kinds Of Cases Do Personal Injury Solicitors Work On?

Our Birmingham team of personal injury solicitors have worked on almost every kind of personal injury claim over the years. Some of the more common ones include:
  • Car Accident Claims
  • Accident at Work Claims
  • Bus Accident Claims
  • Criminal Injury Claims
  • School Accident Claims
  • Holiday Accident Claims
  • Supermarket Claims
  • Forklift Accident Claims
  • Ladder Fall Claims
  • Hotel Accident Claims
  • Unfair Dismissal Claims
  • Prison Accident Claims
  • Motorway Accident Claims
  • Factory Accident Claims
  • Accident in Shop Claims
  • Motorbike Accident Claims
  • Gym Accident Claims
  • Warehouse Accident Claims
  • Scaffold Accident Claims
  • Office Accident Claims
  • Coach Accident Claims
  • Construction Claims
  • Fall Accident Claims
  • Train Accident Claims
  • Lorry Accident Claims
  • Toe Injury Claims
  • Neck Injury Claims
  • Whiplash Injury Claims
  • Hand Injury Claims
  • Back Injury Claims
  • Leg Injury Claims
  • Amputation Claims
  • Eye Injury Claims
  • Spinal Injury Claims
  • Brain Injury Claims
  • Arm Injury Claims
  • Teeth Injury Claims
  • Head Injury Claims
  • Elbow Injury Claims
  • Knee Injury Claims
  • Foot Injury Claims
  • Finger Injury Claims
If you have suffered one of these injuries which wasn’t your fault, call us on 0121 565 4317. You can also claim online. Our Birmingham-based team of personal injury solicitors will be happy to discuss your case with you. They will give you our honest, unbiased advice based on years of experience of personal injury compensation claims. We will give you our estimate of the likelihood of your claim being successful. Also the amount of compensation we believe you will get. We will also explain whether we are able to offer our services on a no win no fee basis. If we fail to offer you a no win no fee agreement, we will discuss alternative funding options with you.
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What If I Can’t Afford A Birmingham Personal Injury Solicitor?

At Claim Justice, we believe that you shouldn’t be prevented from getting the compensation you deserve by high legal fees. This is why we offer our services on a no win no fee basis to the majority of our clients. A no win no fee agreement means that you will pay nothing to begin your personal injury claim. As soon as you have signed the agreement, we are able to act on your behalf. You will only pay for our services once you receive the compensation you deserve.

If we are unable to get justice for you following your accident, you won’t have to pay anything. Many clients worry that the legal fees might be higher than the amount of compensation they might receive. We will discuss our fees with you before starting any work. Also we only take a percentage of the final payment you receive. You can rest assured that you won’t ever be left worse off for trying to get the compensation you deserve.