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To determine if you can claim for an accident at work, you need to establish that your employer was negligent in their duty to provide a safe working environment. This could include failing to maintain equipment, inadequate training, or ignoring health and safety standards. Additionally, the...

Thank you for sharing your experience, I'm sorry to hear about your injury. Based on the details you've provided, it sounds like you may have a strong case for compensation. You could potentially claim for both general damages (pain, suffering, and impact on your life) and special damages...

Yes, children are eligible for criminal injury compensation claims. If the child is under 18, a parent or legal guardian can submit the claim on their behalf. For children under 12, special rules apply regarding timelines and fund management. Speak to us for detailed advice, and use our free...

Yes, you can claim criminal injury compensation even if the offender hasn’t been caught or prosecuted. The CICA assesses claims based on the evidence of harm and your eligibility, not the offender’s status. Contact us for assistance with your claim, and use our free chat service available 24/7...

You don’t legally need a solicitor to make a medical negligence claim, but having one significantly increases your chances of success. A solicitor can handle complex legal and medical evidence, ensuring your case is presented effectively. Contact us to learn how we can help, and use our free...

Yes, you can claim criminal injury compensation for domestic violence through the CICA if you meet eligibility criteria, such as reporting the abuse to the police. Compensation is awarded based on the severity of physical or psychological harm. Speak to our experts for advice, and use our free...

The average pay out for medical negligence claims in the UK varies widely, typically ranging from £1,000 for minor injuries to several million pounds for severe cases. Compensation depends on the severity of harm, ongoing care needs, and financial losses. For an estimate tailored to your case...

If your criminal injury claim is rejected, you can request a review of the decision or appeal to the CICA tribunal. It’s essential to provide additional evidence or clarify details in your application. We can guide you through the appeal process. Contact us and use our free chat available 24/7...

Yes, you can claim for loss of earnings through the CICA if your injuries prevent you from working for over 28 weeks. You’ll need to provide evidence of the injury's impact on your earning capacity. For tailored advice, contact our team and use our free chat to speak to an agent available 24/7.

Yes, you can make a claim for birth injuries caused by medical negligence if you can prove that substandard medical care caused harm to the baby or mother. Claims may cover injuries such as cerebral palsy or physical trauma during delivery. Speak to our experts for tailored advice, and use our...

The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) is a government-funded body that compensates victims of violent crime in England, Wales, and Scotland. Eligible claimants can apply for compensation for physical or psychological injuries resulting from criminal acts. Reach out to us for...

To make a medical negligence claim in England and Wales, you must prove that a healthcare professional's negligence caused you harm. The process includes gathering evidence (such as medical records), obtaining expert opinions, and submitting a formal claim to the responsible party. If necessary...

CICA claims can take 6 to 12 months to resolve, though complex cases or appeals may take longer. Timelines vary depending on the evidence and case complexity. For assistance with speeding up your claim, contact us through our free 24/7 chat service.

You can apply online through the CICA, providing evidence such as medical reports, police crime numbers, and proof of losses. A solicitor can help strengthen your application. Speak to our team through our free 24/7 chat service for support with your claim.

Criminal injury claims cover physical injuries, psychological harm, and certain financial losses caused by violent crimes. Injuries must meet the minimum severity criteria under the CICA scheme. For more details, chat with us and use our free service which is available 24/7.

Yes, you can claim for medical negligence involving an NHS hospital. The NHS has a dedicated body, NHS Resolution, to handle such claims. You must show that the care provided was substandard and caused harm. Use our free 24/7 chat to connect with an expert for tailored advice.

Yes, you can appeal a CICA decision if you believe it was incorrect. This can involve requesting a review or taking the case to the First-tier Tribunal. Deadlines apply, so act promptly. Contact us for guidance, our 24/7 free chat service is ready to help.

Yes, many solicitors offer no-win, no-fee arrangements for medical negligence claims, meaning you only pay if your claim is successful. Speak to us today to explore your options, our free chat is available 24/7 to assist you.

The minimum award under the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) scheme is £1,000. This is for less severe injuries that meet the eligibility criteria. To find out if you qualify, contact our firm and chat with an agent using our free 24/7 service.

Yes, you can claim for emotional distress, often referred to as "psychological injury," if it can be proven that it was caused by the medical negligence. This may require expert evidence, such as a psychologist's report. For more information, speak to our team through our free 24/7 chat service.