PERSONAL INJURY EXPLAINED

If you have been injured and you believe it wasn't your fault and someone is to blame, you may be able to get compensation. We will refer you to some of the most experienced solicitors in the united kingdom regarding Personal Injury Claims.

To prove negligence you will have to show that not only was the Defendant in breach of a duty of care owed to you, but also that the breach has caused foreseeable damage to you. To prove breach of statutory duty, reference will be made to the specific duties laid down in Acts of Parliament that may apply to the circumstances of your case.

WHO'S FAULT WAS IT?

We are Commited to every client and aim to maximise your compensation, to expedite the litigation process, and to ensure every client keeps every penny of the compensation awarded.

The burden of proof rests upon you to show that the Defendant was negligent and/or in breach of statutory duty and caused injury to you on a balance of probabilities. In other words you must show that it is more likely than not that the Defendant is liable and has caused you damage.

In legal terms compensation is called 'damages.' Damages fall into two categories:

• General damages represent compensation for the pain and suffering and
  loss of amenity suffered by you. General damages can only be assessed
  when the relevant medical report is obtained.
• Special damages. This type of claim is more scientific in its calculation. In essence, special damage relates to out of pocket expenses such as travel expenses, damage to belongings and loss of earnings.

As you are the Claimant in this case, it is for you to dictate the pace of your litigation. It is not for the Defendant to do so. It is advised that negotiations be opened with the Defendant's insurers to see if liability can be admitted at an early stage. Call today.

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