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The Pre-Action Protocol for Personal Injury Claims sets certain principles which the parties to a personal injury claim are expected to comply with before formal court proceedings are issued. The main...
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At the first sight the stages of a personal injury claim seem straightforward; find a solicitor, lodge your claim, try to agree a settlement, go to court if necessary. Nevertheless, there are set proc...
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A Conditional Fee Agreement or “CFA” is a legal funding agreement between your solicitor and yourself whereby you normally only pay for the solicitor’s work if your case is won. Without a CFA...
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When an insurer is notified of a personal injury claim they are under a legal obligation to register the claim with the Department of Work and Pension (“DWP”) within 14 days of being notified. T...
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In the UK all road users are obliged by law to have a valid insurance. If you are a victim of an accident with an uninsured driver or a stolen vehicle, this can be a very stressful experience. Fortuna...
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What does mitigating losses mean? If a victim of a road traffic collision has sustained an injury as a direct result of that accident they may be entitled to bring a claim for personal injury again...
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Why does my solicitor want to see my past medical history? If you have been a victim of a personal injury accident such as a road traffic accident or an injury at work and you have decided to pursu...
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