FAQs

The truth is every type of injury can ultimately lead to a successful compensation claim.

Simply complete our free claim assessment form for free expert advice. Our legally trained specialists will advise you on whether or not you can make a claim based on your circumstances.

Just fill in a simple submission form on any of our pages and we will get back to you on the same day or you can call us free on our number displayed at the top and a member of our team can process your case and give you free advice. Bear in mind that we work with some of the very best personal injury solicitor’s in the business money so once we assess your claim, you will be introduced to a lawyer fully capable of getting you maximum compensation under No Win No Fee basis .

The simple answer to that question is 3 years. Nearly all personal injury solicitor’s that offer a no win, no fee service follow the same rules regards to this question.

No. Accident Advice Bureau offers you free no obligation advice and guidance, we will hear your story, assess your case and see if it is eligable for a claim and if it is we will reffer you to a No Win No Fee personal injury lawyer to represent you so you don't have to pay a penny.

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. All other injury compensation types can be dealt with under the No Win No Fee Agreement.

The Accident Advice Bureai won't charge you for any service we offer, and since the lawyer we introduced you to works on no win no fee basis you wont pay anything if you lose your case.

You have 3 years from the moment the accident occurred to have your personal injury solicitor’s take your compensation to court, bearing in mind that you are of the age of 18. If however you are younger then 18, the 3 year period will start from your 18th birthday onwards. Please note that age restriction differs in Scotland (16th birthday onwards)

If your employer dismisses you for making an accident claim it can be seen as an unfair dismissal, which is not ethical and can be seen as an unfair dismissal. All business owners are required to take out insurance cover for there employers. Therefore the insurance company will pay the compensation.

It is possible to claim for an accident abroad. However there are different rules that apply which can be further explained through one of our representatives.

Compensation amounts vary depending on the circumstances of the accident and the injuries sustained such as how it happened, and how long until recovery, which needs to be noted before making any estimation. A better quotation can be given through one of our personal injury advisors.

No, although there’s a slight chance that you may have, however the majority of our cases are settled without any need for court attendance.

No, and they have no reason to. There's no shame in claiming for something you deserve and have the right to claim. In fact it would be a shame not to. Also companies are prepared for accidental hazards and take out insurance cover specified for insurance claims just incase an accident occurs, which goes to show how common it is.