If you have been injured because another person or organisation may have failed to take reasonable care, early legal advice can help you understand liability, evidence, time limits and the losses that may be recoverable.
What we can help with
Road traffic injuries
Accidents at work
Slips, trips and public liability
Serious and life-changing injury
Medical negligence enquiries
Loss of earnings and treatment costs
How we can support you
We can assess the circumstances of the accident, identify the parties who may be responsible, help preserve evidence and value the effect of the injury on your health, work and daily life. Where appropriate, we can liaise with insurers and other parties and prepare the matter for negotiation or court proceedings.
Compensation and recovery
A successful claim may take account of pain and suffering as well as financial consequences such as lost earnings, treatment, rehabilitation, travel, care or domestic assistance. The exact heads of loss depend on the facts and evidence in each case.
Funding your claim
Different funding arrangements may be available for personal injury work, including conditional fee arrangements in suitable cases. Any funding option, success fee or insurance requirement should be explained in writing before work begins.
Frequently asked questions
Many personal injury claims are subject to a three-year limitation period, but important exceptions exist. Get advice promptly rather than relying on a general time limit.
Keep photographs, accident reports, witness details, medical records, correspondence, receipts and evidence of lost income where available.
Not necessarily. Many claims resolve by agreement, but court proceedings may be required where liability or the value of the claim remains disputed.
This page provides general information only. Legal rights, deadlines and procedures depend on the facts and current law. Crownfields should verify all regulatory, funding and service-specific statements before publication.
