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Look for solicitors accredited by organisations like the Law Society or Action Against Medical Accidents (AvMA). Choose a firm with proven experience in medical negligence, strong client reviews, and a no-win, no-fee option. Contact our firm for personalised assistance. Our free chat is...

To make a medical negligence claim, you will need evidence such as your medical records, expert medical opinions to show that the care fell below acceptable standards, and documentation of the harm caused, including financial losses and impact on your life. Witness statements may also be useful...

You may have a claim if a healthcare provider failed to meet professional standards and caused you harm as a result. Evidence, such as medical records and expert opinions, will be crucial. Contact us anytime for a free assessment using our 24/7 chat service.

Yes, you can sue a private healthcare provider if their negligence caused you harm. This could include misdiagnosis, surgical errors, or inadequate care. Start your claim by speaking to our specialists via our free 24/7 chat for tailored advice.

A criminal injury claim seeks compensation for injuries sustained due to a violent crime. In England and Wales, these claims are typically made through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA). Chat with our legal experts anytime for more advice using our free 24/7 chat service.

If a crime occurred abroad, you may be able to claim under local laws or through compensation schemes in that country. In some cases, UK-based compensation schemes like travel insurance may help. Our team can assess your options, contact us through our free 24/7 chat service for guidance.

Medical negligence claims can take anywhere from a few months to several years, depending on the complexity of the case, the evidence available, and whether the claim is settled out of court. Get in touch for a clearer estimate tailored to your case using our free 24/7 chat.

If you suspect medical negligence caused a loved one’s death, consider obtaining the medical records and seeking a legal expert to review them. An inquest or investigation might also help uncover key details. Our team can guide you through the process, start with our free chat, available 24/7.

For a criminal injury claim, you’ll need evidence such as a police crime reference number, medical records of your injuries, and proof of financial losses related to the incident. The claim must also show you cooperated with the police investigation. Contact us anytime for more guidance using...

You generally have three years from the date of the negligence or the date you became aware of it to file a medical negligence claim. Exceptions apply in cases involving children or individuals who lack mental capacity. Speak with our experts via our 24/7 free chat for detailed advice on your...

Yes, you usually have three years from the date of the fall to make a claim for injuries caused by a hazardous public pavement. There are exceptions, such as cases involving children or individuals lacking mental capacity. For further guidance, reach out to our team via our free 24/7 chat service.

If you fell in a supermarket, you may still be able to claim compensation if the fall was caused by the supermarket's negligence, such as a wet floor without warning signs or an obstacle left in a walkway. However, if your lack of attention contributed to the fall, it may reduce the compensation...

Yes, if you broke your arm due to a cracked sidewalk, you may be entitled to compensation if the responsible authority (such as the council) failed to maintain the sidewalk properly. Evidence will be crucial in proving your case. Get in touch with our firm for more detailed advice, or chat with...

Yes, you can claim compensation if you fall on the street in England, provided the cause of the fall was due to someone’s negligence, such as a hazard or defect in the street. The responsible party could be the local council or other entities. For further assistance, contact us or use our free...

Yes, shops have a legal duty to ensure the safety of their premises. If you are injured due to their negligence, such as a wet floor or broken equipment, they could be liable for compensation. For more information, get in touch with us, or use our 24/7 free chat service to speak to an agent.

Compensation for slipping on ice depends on factors like the severity of your injury, medical costs, and any lost earnings. The amount can vary significantly. A solicitor can help assess your specific case. Contact us to discuss your situation in more detail, or use our free chat to speak with...

To sue the council, you first need to notify them of the incident and provide details of the injury. If they deny liability, you may need to file a claim in court. You will need to gather evidence such as photos, medical reports, and witness statements. Get in touch with us for more detailed...

Even if the council claims it has inspected the pavement, this doesn’t necessarily absolve them from liability. If the condition of the pavement was still unsafe or not properly repaired, you could have grounds to make a claim. For further clarification, feel free to reach out to us, or chat...

Yes, it is still possible to make a claim even if no one witnessed your fall. You can rely on other evidence such as CCTV footage, accident reports, medical records, or witness testimonies about the condition of the premises. Contact us for more advice, or use our free chat to speak to an agent...

Yes, CCTV footage can be very helpful in proving what happened during the accident. It can provide crucial evidence showing the condition of the area where you fell, whether any hazards were present, and how the incident occurred. For further advice, reach out to our firm, or speak to an agent...