Injury Claim

If you have suffered an injury following an accident whether physical or psychological then your need to take action as soon as possible as there are time limits for which you can make your claim.

In most claims that involve negligence, you have up to three years however, this means that you need to have got to the court proceedings stage by three years of having your accident. If you exceed the three years then in most cases it becomes barred under the Limitation Act 1980. In claims of criminal assault then in most cases you will have up to two years to bring this to court.

But, it is however in any case, important to start the claim as son as it is possible to do so, this will mean that all of the details surrounding your case and all of the events leading up to your accident will still be in the forefront of your memory and you wont be affected by any false memories from listening to others discuss any similar accidents.

In addition to this, if there were any witnesses to your accident or documentation and CCTV recordings then it will mean that there will be less chance of failing to gain evidence due to loss or confusion.

Therefore, we always advise anyone who has suffered an injury to record all of the details and the details of any witnesses as soon as it is possible to do so. However, we must strongly advise that this is done after medical treatment has been sought to reduce the level of pain and suffering that has occurred.

Our consultants will be able to talk you through the stages of your claim and do their utmost to ensure that your case it dealt with in a timely manner and therefore increase the chance of a successful outcome.