FAQs
- What sort of personal injury can I claim compensation for?
- I'm not sure if I can make an accident claim?
- How do I make a personal injury claim?
- My accident happened a while ago. Can I still claim?
- Will it cost me to make a personal injury claim?
- What if I lose my personal injuries claim?
- Why choose Claimfree?
Types of claim
We are personal injury experts and specialise in the following common accident and injury types:
- Accident at work
- Industrial disease
- Slip, trip and falls
- Road traffic accident
- Faulty products
- An accident on holiday
- Criminal attack
Faulty products
If you have been injured by a faulty or defective consumer product, then you maybe entitled to claim for damages. Health and safety law gives you the legal right to pursue a claim for compensation for those injuries from either the manufacturer or supplier of those goods.
Can I claim?
If you are injured as a result of using a defective product, you may be entitled to compensation. You will pay absolutely nothing
to claim for faulty goods that results in personal injury and you'll keep 100% of your compensation.
Contact us now on 0800 195 1951 or claim online today for a free legal assessment.
Make a claim
If you have suffered an accident in the last 2 1/2 years, call our freephone helpline on 0800 195 1951 or fill in your details on our brief online claim form and one of our legal advisors will contact you very shortly.
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Let one of our legal advisors call you at a convenient time to discuss your case.
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*Legal Advice Bureau Limited always absolves the client from the need to pay disbursements and ensures that an appropriate After The Event insurance policy is taken out on the clients behalf to cover against costs. Please note all claims made under the Criminal Injuries Compensation scheme do not provide for your legal fees to be paid, therefore a percentage charge of any sum successfully awarded to you will be applied.
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