InjurySolicitors.com

Been injured?
You could be owed compensation.

Answer 5 quick questions to check your eligibility and get a free estimate — no win, no fee.

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How it works

  1. Answer a few questions

    Tell us about your accident, injury, and how it has affected you. It takes under 2 minutes.

  2. Get your estimate

    We calculate an indicative compensation range based on the Judicial College Guidelines — the same figures solicitors use.

  3. Speak to a solicitor

    We match you with a regulated no-win no-fee solicitor for your claim type. They'll call you within 1 working day.

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What type of injury do you have?

Select your claim type to read about eligibility, typical compensation, and the claims process.

See what your claim could be worth

Our InjurySolicitors.com Claim Checker uses the Judicial College Guidelines (17th Edition) — the same reference used by courts and solicitors — to give you an indicative compensation range for your specific injury.

Example estimate

Road traffic accident — soft tissue back injury

General damages

Pain, suffering and loss of amenity (PSLA)

£2,300 – £7,890
Lost earnings (10 days @ £600/wk)£1,200
Indicative total range

Source: Judicial College Guidelines, 17th Edition

£3,500 – £9,090
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Common questions

How much compensation could I receive?
Compensation depends on the type and severity of your injury, plus any financial losses you have incurred (lost earnings, medical costs). General damages — awarded for pain, suffering and loss of amenity — are calculated using the Judicial College Guidelines. Our free checker gives you an indicative range based on your specific inputs.
How long do I have to make a personal injury claim?
In England and Wales, the standard limitation period is 3 years from the date of the accident (or the date you became aware of your injury). Exceptions apply for children under 18, cases involving mental capacity, and certain industrial disease claims. A solicitor can advise if your case is near the deadline.
What does "no win, no fee" mean?
A Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA) — commonly called "no win, no fee" — means your solicitor only gets paid if your claim succeeds. If you win, their fee is typically a percentage of your compensation (capped at 25% under the Damages Act). If you lose, you pay nothing to your solicitor.
Will I need to go to court?
The vast majority of personal injury claims (over 95%) are settled out of court. Your solicitor will negotiate with the defendant's insurer. Court proceedings are issued as a tactical step in some cases, but hearings are relatively rare.
Does the InjurySolicitors.com Claim Checker give me legal advice?
No. The InjurySolicitors.com Claim Checker provides indicative guidance based on information you provide and the Judicial College Guidelines. It does not constitute legal advice. For a proper assessment of your specific claim, speak to a qualified solicitor.
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