No win No fee

If you have suffered personal injury in a car accident you may be entitled to no win no fee legal representation to pursue a compensation claim. 

The term “no win no fee” is often used and seldom understood. Here we try to allay any fears you might have about making a claim. 

"No win No fee" personal injury Solicitors

This site is managed by Winston Solicitors who are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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When people talk about "No win no fee" they rarely fully understand the concept. It is a fairly new method of obtaining legal representation and there are still many myths that need to be debunked.

Most people have a suspicion that there are hidden costs or some additional fees that will need to be met and that there is no such thing as FREE LEGAL ADVICE.

This puts many people off pursuing a compensation claim. 

The truth is that in England and Wales, a good personal injury solicitor will deal with a compensation claim of the following basis: 

·          If the claim has merit (in other words there is a reasonable case on liability and the injury sustained warranted medical attention) your solicitor may agree to deal with the case on a No win No fee basis.

 IF YOU WIN

 ·          The losing party’s insurance company will pay your legal bill.

 ·          You will receive 100% of your damages / compensation *

 IF YOU LOSE

 ·          The solicitor agrees to drop the legal bill and not charge you

 ·          You will receive NO compensation.

In either situation you do not have any risk of incurring financial liabilities that cannot be recovered. Your solicitor will only take the case on if there is a reasonable chance of winning it.

It is worth pointing out that you may have legal expenses insurance which will replace the need for a no win no fee agreement. You may also have cover through your Trade Union.

Call us today for free advice on your accident injury claim.

* Apart from MIB Hit and Run claims whereupon we will deduct a charge equal to 25% inc vat of your award.

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• Motorway driving tips - Some tips for situations you may encounter driving on the UK's motorways.

• Basic first aid at road accidents - Steps to take at road accidents and basic first aid help.

• Be seen by motorists - When out and about travelling near roads it's is important to be clearly visible to motorists.

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• Pet travelling safety restraints - Keeping your pets safe while travelling in vehicles.

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car accident compensation claim - what to do after an accident - cycle accident claims - vehicle damage claims - bus passenger claim - hit and run accidents - legal fees who pays? - whiplash injury claim - pedestrian claim advice - uninsured driver claims

Useful external web links

list of police authorities in the UK - Department for Transport  - Direct.gov.uk -  Highway Code - Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents -