No Win No Fee

What is No Win No Fee*? No Win No Fee* ensures you won’t be burdened with upfront legal fees. Put simply, if a solicitor takes on your case and you don’t receive any compensation, you won’t owe them any fees. There are no hidden conditions. If you don’t win, you don’t pay.

We provide:

No Win No Fee* services for personal injury claims Medical negligence No Win No Fee* coverage in England and Wales No Win No Fee* for road traffic accidents No Win No Fee* claims for accidents at work

How does No Win No Fee* work? No Win No Fee* arrangements, also known as conditional fee agreements (CFAs), were introduced to grant access to justice for those unable to afford legal representation to pursue compensation claims.

Solicitors operate on a success fee*, which means they only charge if your case is successful, rather than requiring payment upfront.

What percentage do No Win No Fee* solicitors take? If your case is successful, our solicitors will deduct a success fee of up to 25% from your final compensation amount. We ensure full transparency by discussing this with you before commencing the claim process, so you won’t encounter any surprises or unforeseen costs later on.

Are all legal cases covered by No Win No Fee*? While not every legal case qualifies for No Win No Fee*, certain civil cases—those not involving criminal charges—can be pursued under this type of conditional fee agreement.

In England and Wales, medical negligence and personal injury claims fall under civil cases and are covered by No Win No Fee*.

Different regulations apply to personal injury and medical negligence cases in Northern Ireland and Scotland. Additionally, in some instances, No Win No Fee* claims can be made for employment issues.

Types of No Win No Fee* cases Personal injury claims and No Win No Fee* Typically, personal injury claims arise when you’re involved in an incident caused by another party’s negligence.

Compensation is determined based on:

General damages Special damages

Together, these factors ensure you receive compensation for current pain and suffering, as well as any future mental or physical implications of the injury.

At Claims Specialists, we not only aim to secure the compensation you deserve but also assist you in obtaining the support necessary for your recovery.

Our solicitors assess the long-term impact of your injury to ensure you receive the maximum compensation owed to you.

The typical time limit for making a personal injury claim is within three years of the accident. However, exceptions may apply based on the injury type and circumstances. Our specialized advisors are available to provide a free, no-obligation review of your case.