Personal Injury
Our Personal Injury Department work with you to help you to recover damages if you have been involved in an accident or received negligent medical treatment. We can also help to defend you if someone else makes a claim for damages against you.
Obtaining Damages
We may be able to help you to obtain damages for injury to yourself or for damage to your property in the following situations:
If you have been injured as a result of negligent practice while undergoing a medical procedure or receiving medical attention
You may be able to make a claim against the healthcare provider for any injuries or pain and distress caused to you or your family by the negligent.
If you have been injured or your car has been damaged in a road traffic accident
If the accident was entirely or partly someone else's fault you may be able to make a claim against them or their insurers for the repair of damage to your vehicle, loss of no claims bonus, loss of earnings or pain and distress caused by an injury.
If you have had an accident at work
If your employer or other employees are to blame you may be able to claim damages from your employer for any injury or loss of earnings caused.
If you have been involved in an accident for which someone else may be liable
For example, if you are injured by a badly maintained building or pavement or by actions of someone employed in a public building, you may be able to claim damages for the injury or any damage to your property.
How we work
We will contact the other party or their insurers to register your claim and then work with you to produce evidence of the cause and extent of your claim. Most cases are settled out of court due to our skills in negotiating a settlement, but if necessary we can represent you in court or instruct a barrister to represent you.
Defending Damages
If you are being sued for damages as a result of an accident for which you may be liable we may be able to defend you from the claim. Please contact us to discuss how we can help.
Contact
info@hcsolicitors.co.uk
