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SRA Regulated Solicitors · No. 800525

No Win No Fee Personal Injury Solicitors for England & Wales

If you have been injured in an accident, suffered illness because of your work, or developed hearing loss, an asbestos-related disease, HAVS or another occupational condition, you may be able to claim compensation. Our solicitor-led team can review your situation and explain your options clearly.

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SRA Regulated
No. 800525
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Areas We Can Help With

We handle personal injury, industrial disease, medical negligence, serious injury and dispute resolution claims across the UK.

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Personal Injury Claims

Accidents at work, road traffic accidents, slips and falls, public liability and more.

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Industrial Disease Claims

Hearing loss, asbestos diseases, HAVS, occupational asthma, dermatitis and other work-related conditions.

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Hospital corridor — NHS medical negligence claims

Medical Negligence Claims

Substandard NHS or private care, delayed diagnosis, surgical errors, birth injuries and more.

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Physiotherapy rehabilitation session for serious injury recovery

Serious Injury Claims

Brain injuries, spinal injuries, amputations, catastrophic injury and high-value claims.

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Solicitor reviewing documents — professional negligence and dispute resolution claims

Dispute Resolution

Professional negligence, solicitor negligence, property misrepresentation and will and estate disputes.

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SRA Regulated Solicitors
SRA No. 800525 · No Win, No Fee · Free Initial Enquiry

Why Use a Solicitor for Your Claim?

A solicitor can make a significant difference to the outcome of your claim. We properly assess the value of your claim, negotiate with insurers, and ensure that all losses — including future losses — are properly accounted for.

Unlike claims management companies, a solicitor is legally qualified, regulated by the SRA, and bound by professional obligations to act in your best interests.

  • Legally qualified and SRA regulated
  • Professional obligation to act in your interests
  • Experience negotiating with insurers
  • Ability to issue court proceedings if needed
  • Transparent costs and no win, no fee options
  • Plain English advice throughout
Why Choose Us

How the Claims Process Works

We aim to make the process as straightforward as possible.

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Free Initial Enquiry

Contact us to discuss what happened. We will listen, ask some questions and explain whether we think you may have a claim. There is no charge and no obligation.

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We Review Your Claim

If we take on your case, we carry out an initial assessment of liability, gather evidence, and advise on the strengths and limitations of your claim.

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We Present Your Claim

We contact the person or organisation responsible, set out the evidence, and pursue compensation on your behalf.

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Settlement or Court

Most claims settle without court proceedings. Where negotiations do not produce a fair outcome, we can advise on issuing court proceedings.

No Win, No Fee Claims

Many personal injury and industrial disease claims can be handled under a no win, no fee agreement. This means you generally do not pay your solicitor's fees if the claim is unsuccessful, provided you comply with the terms of the agreement.

If the claim succeeds, a success fee may be deducted from your compensation. We will explain all costs clearly before you decide whether to proceed.

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Medical Negligence Claims

Medical Negligence Claims

If medical treatment has caused avoidable harm, you may be able to bring a medical negligence claim. These claims can involve NHS care, private treatment, delayed diagnosis, surgical errors, birth injuries, sepsis, prescription errors and other avoidable medical harm.

A poor outcome does not automatically mean negligence. Medical negligence claims require expert evidence to show that care fell below a reasonable standard and caused avoidable harm.

Medical Negligence Claims
Rehabilitation physiotherapy session — serious injury compensation claims
Serious & High-Value Claims

Serious and High-Value Claims

For serious and life-changing injuries, compensation can cover much more than the immediate injury. It may include rehabilitation, care, loss of earnings, future treatment costs, adapted accommodation, specialist equipment and long-term support.

High-value claims often require early liability assessment, medical expert evidence, interim payment applications, and detailed future loss calculations.

Serious Injury Claims

Common Questions About Personal Injury Claims

Can I make a personal injury compensation claim?
You may be able to claim compensation if you have suffered an injury or illness caused by someone else's negligence. This could be an employer, another driver, a property owner, a healthcare provider or another party. The first step is to discuss your situation with a solicitor to understand whether you may have a valid claim.
How long do I have to make a personal injury claim?
In most cases, you have three years from the date of the accident or the date you became aware that your injury was caused by someone else's negligence. There are important exceptions: children have until their 21st birthday; industrial disease claims run from the date of knowledge, not exposure; and some public authority claims have shorter deadlines. Seek advice as soon as possible.
What is no win, no fee?
A no win, no fee agreement (formally called a Conditional Fee Agreement or CFA) means that you generally do not pay your solicitor's fees if your claim is unsuccessful, provided you comply with the terms of the agreement. If the claim succeeds, a success fee may be deducted from your compensation. We will explain all costs clearly before you decide whether to proceed.
How much compensation could I receive?
Compensation in personal injury claims has two main parts: general damages for the injury, pain and suffering itself; and special damages for financial losses including loss of earnings, medical costs, care needs and other out-of-pocket expenses. The amount depends on the nature and severity of the injury, the impact on your life, and the financial losses incurred. We cannot predict or guarantee any specific outcome.
Can I claim if my employer no longer trades?
In many cases, yes. Employers are legally required to hold Employers' Liability insurance, and claims can often be made against an insurer even if the employer has since closed. This is particularly relevant for industrial disease claims. Specialist tracing services can often identify the relevant insurer.
Do I need a solicitor to make a personal injury claim?
You can make a personal injury claim yourself, but it is generally advisable to use a solicitor — particularly for anything other than low-value, straightforward road traffic accidents. A solicitor can properly assess the value of your claim, negotiate effectively with insurers, and ensure all losses are properly accounted for.

Contact Us

Contact us for a free, confidential initial enquiry. We will listen to what happened and explain your options clearly.

Telephone01228 272 395
AddressPacific House, Fletcher Way, Parkhouse, Carlisle, CA3 0LJ
HoursMonday–Friday 9:00am–5:30pm
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SRA Regulated: EA Personal Injury Solicitors is a trading style of Edward and Amaury Limited, authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under SRA number 800525. Verify on the SRA Register.

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