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Plain English guides on personal injury claims, compensation, no win no fee, time limits and industrial disease, published by an SRA-regulated firm.

Personal Injury5 min read

Can I Claim Compensation If the Accident Was Partly My Fault?

Contributory negligence explained — what it means for your compensation if you were partly to blame for an accident.

10 June 2026Read →
Claims Process6 min read

How Long Does a Personal Injury Claim Take?

A realistic guide to personal injury claim timescales — from the initial enquiry through to settlement or judgment.

10 June 2026Read →
Compensation6 min read

What Is My Personal Injury Claim Worth? Ranges and What Reduces Them

Understanding general and special damages — the two components that determine the value of a personal injury claim.

10 June 2026Read →
Accident at Work5 min read

Can I Claim for an Accident at Work Without Losing My Job?

Your employment rights after a workplace accident — why dismissal for making a claim is unlawful and what protection you have.

10 June 2026Read →
No Win No Fee5 min read

How Does No Win, No Fee Work in Practice? A Worked Example

A plain English explanation of Conditional Fee Agreements — what you pay, when you pay it, and what the success fee means.

10 June 2026Read →
Time Limits5 min read

Personal Injury Claim Deadlines — What Must Happen Before Time Runs Out

The usual three-year rule, date of knowledge, exceptions, and why an enquiry alone does not protect a court deadline.

10 June 2026Read →
Industrial Disease5 min read

Can I Claim Industrial Disease Compensation If My Employer Has Closed Down?

Employers Liability insurance tracing explained — how claims can still succeed even when a business no longer exists.

11 June 2026Read →
Industrial Disease6 min read

How to Make a Noise-Induced Hearing Loss Claim

Step-by-step guide to claiming compensation for work-related hearing loss — eligibility, evidence, and what to expect.

11 June 2026Read →
Claims Process6 min read

What Happens If My Personal Injury Claim Goes to Court?

Most claims settle before trial — but if yours does go to court, here is what the process looks like and what to expect.

11 June 2026Read →
Personal Injury5 min read

Can I Claim Compensation for Psychological Injury or PTSD?

Mental health injuries are compensable — how psychiatric damage claims work alongside or independently of physical injury.

11 June 2026Read →
Guides5 min read

How to Choose a Personal Injury Solicitor — 8 Things to Check

SRA regulation, specialism, no win no fee terms, and communication style — what to look for before instructing a solicitor.

12 June 2026Read →
Compensation4 min read

General Damages vs Special Damages — What's the Difference?

The two heads of personal injury compensation explained — pain and suffering versus out-of-pocket financial losses.

12 June 2026Read →
Claims Process5 min read

Personal Injury Evidence Checklist: What to Save First

A practical checklist — accident reports, medical records, witness statements, photographs and financial loss evidence.

12 June 2026Read →
Claims Process5 min read

The Insurance Company Has Contacted Me After My Accident — What Should I Do?

Why you should be cautious when an insurer contacts you directly, and why early legal advice protects your position.

13 June 2026Read →
Road Traffic6 min read

Can I Still Claim for Whiplash After the 2021 Reforms?

The Official Injury Claim portal and tariff system explained — how whiplash claims changed and what you need to know.

13 June 2026Read →

Important: The guides on this site are provided for general information only and do not constitute legal advice. Every claim is different. Contact EA Personal Injury Solicitors for advice specific to your situation. EA Personal Injury Solicitors is a trading style of Edward and Amaury Limited, authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA No. 800525).

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