Injury Accident Claims

Anyone who suffers personal injury or loss of property in an accident caused by the negligence of another person or party may have a legal right to injury accident claims compensation from whoever was responsible.
 
In many cases Accident Claims are brought as a breach of Common Law duty - negligence, but liability may also arise under statute eg. Sale of Goods Act, Consumer Protection Act. In the case of injury to employees there are numerous statutes and regulations which, if breached, can create liability for compensation.

An accident injury can occur on the roads and footpaths, at work, in public places, at home, at school, during medical treatment and in many other situations but whatever the location, if the accident was caused wholly or partly by someone else, a right to compensation is likely to exist.

Accident injury claims may include compensation under various headings such as pain and suffering, loss of past and future earnings, medical expenses, travelling expenses, loss of property. This is by no means an exhaustive list and areas of claim will vary considerably according to the circumstances of the claim.
Accident Claims are complex, sometimes exceedingly so, and to pursue a claim you will need the services of a solicitor with particular expertise in this area. Ecompensation is a legal practice specialising in all types of accident injury claims including :-

Road Accidents

Industrial Diseases

Accidents on Third Party Premises

Medical and Dental Negligence

Personal injury compensation claims are complicated and it is essential to use the services of a solicitor experienced in this type of claim. Excalibur Solicitors are a specialist practice dealing only with claims for victims of accidents and we will provide a free legal assessment of your case if you complete our Online Application Form. We will handle your claim on a "No Win No Fee" basis at no cost to you.

The information in this article is designed to provide general information only. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided is accurate, it does not constitute legal or other professional advice.