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If you have suffered from a personal injury, it may be that you could stand to win damages, and Accident 999 can help you with this. We are a network of specialist solicitors who provide cost-free, risk-free legal advice, and we operate claims on a no win no fee basis, meaning you are not liable to finance your case in any way. We can assure you all compensation will be paid to you without deduction, and you will not be charged costs. As our solicitors are members of the Law Society panel of personal injury experts, you have the assurance of quality and experienced service. Submit your details, and a specialist solicitor will be in touch to offer free advice on how you might obtain trauma compensation.

If you have been involved in an accident, you could benefit from a personal injury claim. Such claims exist to compensate the victim for loss they have incurred with the intention of putting them back into a position as if they had not been involved in the accident. You can obtain damages for financial and emotional loss, and even though the latter may seem immeasurable, it will be valued in financial terms. Monetary compensation can be received for pain, suffering and loss of amenity—which are usually valued together—and this, where appropriate, may extend to compensating emotional shock, fear, anxiety and embarrassment.

The seminal source for information on the amount of compensation one stands to gain from personal injury gains is Kemp and Kemp's `Quantum of Damages' – the definitive source of reference on related legislation, case law, and regulation. This text is possessed by almost all law firms, and is used regularly when cases of this nature are being dealt with. If you have suffered an injury, understanding its potential value may help you realise the benefits of making a compensation claim. The `Quantum of Damages' is available from public libraries, and covers a range of injuries from severe, debilitating conditions to minor ones.

What determines the value of an injury? Pain and suffering may appear elusive, but will be valued according to a set of criteria including the extent of physical trauma, the discomfort involved, and the nature of any long-term problems that may have arisen from the accident. Judges will decide on the value of any pain and suffering by using precedent – consideration of previous, similar cases, along with information from a publication called `Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages'. This exists to `distil the conventional wisdom contained in the reported cases, to supplement it from the collective experience of the working party and to present the result in a convenient, logical and coherent form'.

We can provide representation across the United Kingdom, putting you in touch with solicitors who are experts in the field of personal injury, who may negotiate and pursue an advantageous settlement for you. We offer clear, unequivocal advice on the chances of your claim succeeding, and the likely damages you could obtain. Simply complete and send the contact form, and we will put you in touch with a specialist solicitor who will ring to give you potentially valuable free advice. Should you not wish to pursue the matter after talking to him or her, that is unproblematic: you are under no obligation, and you will be charged no costs, so the process is risk free.