• Accident Claim Solicitor

The accident claim solicitor is the person who can help you get compensated in the unfortunate event of getting injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault. You can also call him a specialist or a lawyer, it doesn’t really matter because they are the same thing.

But first thing’s first. What exactly is an accident claim and when can you file it? Are there any conditions or restrictions? So, the accident claim is a legal procedure that helps the victim of an accident who suffered injures or damages to his/her properties get financial remuneration for the losses suffered.

Are you eligible to make an accident claim?

There are several conditions, and the most important of them all is eligibility. The one thing you need to be in order to have a successful claim is to be innocent. So, you don’t have to carry the fault for the accident in which you got injured. This aspect is also the most important element which your solicitor will be trying to prove.

Also, there is time eligibility, meaning that the accident must have happened 3 years before compensation is requested at the most. As a matter of fact, it’s much better that you file your claim immediately after the event, making sure that you call a solicitor first.

The majority of accident types encountered in compensation claims are work accidents or road accidents, the latter being the most numerous of them all. That’s why there’s also an abundance of solicitors out there available to help you, and there’s a certain aspect which made the number of these cases increase, and made the people really think about claiming. Have you ever heard of the term NO WIN NO FEE?

The introduction of the no win no fee agreement opened up new doors for people who wouldn't have afforded a solicitor otherwise. The no win no fee (or conditional fee agreement) is a legal procedure introduced not so many years ago. Although it was and still is controversial, it made people think twice before deciding that they don’t want to claim compensation. Before the no win no fee agreement was finally introduced, people feared the worst when it came to working with solicitors.

No win no fee is exactly what its name suggests: if your solicitor wins your case then they fees are paid by the opponent. If your solicitor doesn’t win your case, he can kiss his fee goodbye. It seems like you have the opportunity of exchanging those expensive solicitors who get their money either they win or lose your case with solicitors who only get rewarded for winning.

Before proceeding with the actual accident claim, you will be called to a preliminary interview. This is the first meeting with your solicitor and he will want to know everything you can tell him about the case. Either a road accident or a work accident, make sure that you tell him EXACTLY what happened, without exaggerating or bending the truth. Give him an objective view of the events that occurred. It may sound hard, but try it.

From now on, the solicitor will take over the case and will do everything. If you managed to provide him with a few pieces of evidence he has a starting point. Although he will double check himself, at least he will know where to begin. When the other party’s negligence is finally proven, you will be glad that you called an accident claim solicitor.

Discover how to finish 50% of your claim in 7 days or less at:
http://www.100Percent-Compensation.co.uk

1. Fill in the 2 minute 'Free Online Claim Assessment Form'
2. Contact us on any of the following numbers: 08707 02 02 02 or 0800 197 8567
3. Email us at accidenthelp@100percent-compensation.co.uk or
4. Fill in the call back form and we shall call you back at your convenience.

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