Suffering multiple injuries can have short and long term effects depending on how serious your injuries are. You may be unable to work for a period of time while you recover. If you have very serious injuries you may not be able to go back to work at all.
We’ll put your mind at ease by making sure your claim covers everything you need. We’ve helped people get compensation that covers the costs of special equipment, home adaptations, loss of earnings, transport and ongoing rehabilitation needed immediately, and for the rest of your life.
Interim compensation payments are paid in advance of your final compensation. They are smaller payments, paid at an earlier stage to cover the costs of your rehabilitation, accommodation and mobility needs.
For multiple injuries we’ll always try to secure interim compensation payments to cover your immediate care needs. However, this depends on the party responsible for your injury admitting fault early on in the claim.
When your claim settles and your final compensation is paid, any interim compensation payments will be taken off the amount you receive.
A No Win No Fee agreement means that you don’t have to pay any upfront fees when you make a multiple injury claim.*
If your case is successful, a proportion of your compensation will go towards our legal costs, while your opponent will pay the majority of our fees. If your case isn’t successful, the costs will be fully covered by an insurance policy designed to protect you.
Find out more about No Win No Fee claims.
Our multiple injury solicitors deal with many successful claims each year, so you can rely on us to get the best outcome for your claim. We’ve secured over £1.5 billion in compensation for clients in the last two years.
Our commitment to our clients and their rehabilitation is something we’re extremely proud of. We’re seven-time winners of the Claimant Solicitor of the Year at The Post Magazine’s Rehabilitation First Awards.
We’re also registered as approved solicitors with a number of leading national charities such as Headway and the Spinal Injury Association.
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