It’s essential to be completely honest when presenting your claim and evidence. Some individuals try to ‘game’ the system by exaggerating the facts, but this is a dangerous path. If found to be "fundamentally dishonest", your solicitor can withdraw from the case and charge for their time spent. In some cases, this can even lead to contempt of court proceedings. Ultimately, this could result in no compensation for your injuries or losses, and you may still be liable for the legal fees of both sides.

You can make your claim using a no win, no fee agreement, also known as a conditional fee agreement. This is a contract between you and your personal injury solicitor that allows you to pursue your case without paying anything upfront.

There are no hidden charges, and if your claim is unsuccessful, you won’t pay a penny.

If your claim is successful, some costs may be deducted from your compensation. These can include:

• Success fee – covers the risk your solicitor takes on, as they don’t get paid if you lose.
• Other legal costs not covered by the other side, such as the insurance premium taken out on your behalf.

This insurance protects you if your claim doesn’t succeed. It covers expenses like the other side’s legal costs, medical reports, and court fees. If you don’t win, the insurance covers these — you won’t need to pay for it. If you do win, the cost of the insurance is taken from your compensation.

• 1. It is a no-upfront-cost policy, payable at the end of a successful claim
• 2. it pays for itself if you lose, so you don’t pay anything if you lose

Your legal team will explain all this from the start, so there are no surprises. And if your claim doesn’t succeed, you pay nothing at all.

If you've been involved in a road traffic accident, the last thing you need is a long, stressful claims process. That’s why we aim to make things as simple and speedy as possible, while supporting you every step of the way.

Here’s how it works:

1. Get in touch: Use our online claim tool. We will call you and listen to what happened and let you know if you have a valid claim.
2. No pressure: There’s absolutely no obligation to proceed. If you do decide to move forward, we’ll introduce you to one of our expert panel solicitors who specialise in road traffic accident claims.
3. Share your evidence: Your legal team will ask for anything that might support your case — like photos, dashcam footage, or witness details.
4. Making the claim: Once your solicitor has the information they need, they’ll notify the other side of your intention to make a claim.
5. Negotiation or court: If the other side admits fault, your solicitor will negotiate a compensation amount. If they deny it and no agreement is reached, your case may go to court — though this is rare.
6. Outcome: If your claim is successful, you’ll receive your compensation, minus a pre-agreed fee. If you don’t win, you won’t have to pay a thing — we work on a no win, no fee basis.

A road traffic accident can have serious, long-lasting effects. Beyond physical injuries, you may face time off work, financial pressure, and unexpected costs — from medical treatment and travel to home adaptations. That’s why seeking compensation isn’t just about money — it’s about getting the support you need to move forward.

Making a road accident injury claim can also have a wider impact. Your case might highlight dangerous road conditions or uncover mistakes that need to be addressed. By taking action, you’re not just helping yourself — you could also help prevent others from going through the same experience.

If the accident was entirely your fault, you won’t be able to make a road accident claim. However, if you were only partially at fault, we may still be able to assist you. Keep in mind that in such cases, any compensation awarded may be reduced.

Once we connect you with your legal team, they will review your case. As part of a no win, no fee personal injury claim, they will arrange a medical assessment for you. This assessment helps gather evidence to determine the value of your claim. The medical professional will assess the extent and impact of your injuries and recommend any future treatment or rehabilitation you may need to recover.

Whether your road traffic accident requires physiotherapy, trauma counselling, or occupational therapy, we’re here to support you in getting things back on track.