What Types of Claims Might Qualify As a No Win No Fee Claim?
April 17, 2009 12:04
A no win no fee claim is typically one in which the victim, through no fault of their own, has suffered some type of injury and wishes to be compensated for it. The injury can be physical or psychological; either may qualify as a claim. If the no win no fee claim is won by your no win no fee solicitor, you will be entitled to the full amount of no win no fee compensation as directed by the settlement or court of law.
Claims may focus on an injury you or a family member sustained while driving a car. This can include personal injury claims, which include the all-too-common whiplash injury. Claims for work-related injuries are also common. For example, you report to work, and as part of your work are required to ascend a ladder to retrieve a box. At the top of the ladder you slip and fall, breaking your arm. This would likely qualify as a no win no fee claim because through no fault of your own, you received a personal injury while on the job.
Other claims may have to do with financial loss. If you are injured to such a degree that you are unable to work, this may qualify as a claim. If, due to your injury, you are no longer able to earn the amount that you could previously, perhaps if you are a construction worker who is now not physically able to perform this demanding work but could do another type of job, this also might qualify.
Psychological injury also often works for the claim scenario. If you have been the victim of a criminal assault, or even if you have been in an automobile accident that has caused you post-traumatic stress after the event, you can ask a solicitor if these types of claims offer merit.
Other physical injuries can occur during ordinary events such as running errands. If you trip, slip or fall, this could be the basis for a claim.
A no win no fee solicitor can review your claim and determine if you have a strong case. If so, the solicitor will represent you, and will gather information to prepare your case.
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Claims may focus on an injury you or a family member sustained while driving a car. This can include personal injury claims, which include the all-too-common whiplash injury. Claims for work-related injuries are also common. For example, you report to work, and as part of your work are required to ascend a ladder to retrieve a box. At the top of the ladder you slip and fall, breaking your arm. This would likely qualify as a no win no fee claim because through no fault of your own, you received a personal injury while on the job.
Other claims may have to do with financial loss. If you are injured to such a degree that you are unable to work, this may qualify as a claim. If, due to your injury, you are no longer able to earn the amount that you could previously, perhaps if you are a construction worker who is now not physically able to perform this demanding work but could do another type of job, this also might qualify.
Psychological injury also often works for the claim scenario. If you have been the victim of a criminal assault, or even if you have been in an automobile accident that has caused you post-traumatic stress after the event, you can ask a solicitor if these types of claims offer merit.
Other physical injuries can occur during ordinary events such as running errands. If you trip, slip or fall, this could be the basis for a claim.
A no win no fee solicitor can review your claim and determine if you have a strong case. If so, the solicitor will represent you, and will gather information to prepare your case.
...
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No Cost Personal Injury Claims 0800 015 3425
No Win No Fee Solicitors
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