Who pays the legal fees if you make an accident
claim?
If you have been involved in a road accident and suffered personal injury or
loss you may wish to pursue a compensation claim.
This site is
managed by road accident solicitors and provides a wealth of information about
accident claims in the UK.

"No win No fee"
personal injury
Solicitors
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If you wish
to make an enquiry about a claim, please complete our online form or
telephone our helpline number for immediate advice:
This site
is managed by Winston Solicitors who are regulated by the
Solicitors
Regulation Authority.
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Who pays the legal bill if you claim:
One of the big
questions that people often ask before deciding to make a claim is about who
actually pays the solicitors legal fees?
Because of the
general public perception that solicitors do nothing for nothing and that there
is always going to be a sting n the tail, many people are put off making a
genuine claim.
Here we spell out
what actually happens when you make a compensation claim for injury following a
car accident with our particular service.
If the accident
was not your fault, you should be able to instruct a solicitor to handle your
case. Your solicitor will assess what prospects you have for winning the case
and may well deal with the claim NO WIN NO FEE. With our service the situation
is perfectly simple:
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IF
YOU WIN THE CASE
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You receive your compensation in full – 100% NO
deductions - * MIB Untraced claims excepted
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Your solicitor receives a fixed fee in settlement of
legal costs from the insurers of the liable party
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IF
YOU LOSE THE CASE
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You receive no compensation
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Your solicitor is not entitled to any legal fees and has
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Email: info@crystal-claims.co.uk
Our service is NATIONWIDE and our experts are
helping people every day in locations such as Newcastle, Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Nottingham, London,
Bristol, Cardiff and many many other uk towns and cities.

ADVICE:


more road accident solicitor site links
car accident compensation claims -
what to do after an accident -
cycle accident claims
- vehicle
damage claims - bus
passenger claim
- hit and run accidents -
whiplash injury claims
- pedestrian accident
- accidents involving uninsured
drivers
Useful external web links
list of police authorities in the UK -
Department for Transport
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Direct.gov.uk - Highway
Code - Royal Society for
the Prevention of Accidents -
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