PERSONAL INJURY COMPENSATION CLAIMS
Accident Lawyer UK is a network of personal injury compensation claims solicitors that provides free legal advice. We work on a no win no fee basis and we pay compensation in full without any deductions. Win or lose there is no charge. By submitting your details an experienced advocate member of the Law Society panel of personal injury specialists will respond and offer free advice without
any obligation.
Judges dealing with personal injury compensation claims in the civil courts have two main duties which involve answering the questin of who is to
blame for an accident and if appropriate how much compensation should to be awarded. The judge has can use his discretion when deciding who is at fault and apportion liability - either one side entirely or perhaps a mixture of both sides.
It's a tough job being a Judge deciding how much to award in personal injury compensation claims. In reality no monetary award can ever compensate properly for injury. If your car is damaged it's a lot easier to know how much it costs to
replace than to estimate and assess the value of a physical injury. The real solution to the problem of measuring damages lies in considering previous cases in which similar injuries occurred and how much was awarded in that case. These
cases can act as vital guidelines for a Judge.
In attempting to deal with the problem of measuring compensation, the `Judicial
Studies Board' publish a book called `Guidelines to the Assessment of General Damages in
Personal Injuries Cases' which is often used as a starting point for anyone wanting
to assess the likely damages relating to a specific injury.
The publication called 'Kemp & Kemp: The Quantum of Damages' is used for consideration of previously decided cases and is available in most public libraries.
We can pursue claims anywhere in the United Kingdom. We tell you from the start what
chances your claim would have and the anticipated value of the claim you are making. To
talk to a specialist solicitor simply complete the contact form and one
of our experts will phone you personally to offer free legal advice. If you decide not to
go any further then that is fine you are not under any obligation to use our
service. We're here to help.
HELPLINE 0845 890 4092
In the case of CICA claims terms will vary and in the case of MIB claims terms may vary.