If you have been injured in an accident that was not your fault, contact our team today on 0330 053 6767.

Alternatively, let us know that you would like to hear from us by filling in a contact us back form and we will get in touch at a time that is convenient to you. 

We will assess your case and advise you as to your right to claim compensation. Our legal experts will explain the whole claims process so that you understand what happens. 

Why choose us?

Rees Clayton Solicitors understand the importance of Personal Injury Law. It’s not always about monetary compensation for there are things far more valuable which cannot be easily itemised such as mental health, liberty and peace of mind. We understand that clients want to regain their liberty by seeking rehabilitation and assistance with specific injury programmes to help them recover in the aftermath of an accident. Our key contacts allow us to help our clients obtain physiotherapy and psychology sessions amongst other programmes to facilitate the rehabilitation process.

We have a core group of supremely skilled individuals who possess extensive experience in working for large organisations. Our solicitors are vastly experienced in dealing with Personal Injury matters on a daily basis so you can rest assured knowing our team will deal with your case professionally, in your best interests and with the common goal of working towards the best outcome for you on your matter.

We want to help you achieve justice and we believe through hard work, diligence, co-operation and transparency, it will be done.

“I received a very professional service with guidance and support throughout the whole process.”

Ian Earl

Our Personal Injury Services include: 

  • Road Traffic Accident Claims
  • Accident at Work Claims
  • Serious Injury Claims
  • Cavity Wall Claims
  • Accidents and Injuries Abroad Claims
  • Abuse and Criminal Injury Claims
  • Medical Care and Rehabilitation

We always aim to:

  • Obtain Compensation to cover your care and expenses
  • Deal with your case both sensitively and professionally
  • Keep our clients completely updated
  • Help you obtain the maximum amount of compensation you are entitled to

All of our Personal Injury matters are governed on a No Win, No Fee basis, legally known as a Conditional Fee Agreement. You have in all likelihood, heard of the term but you may not be aware as to what exactly it is. Below is a brief FAQ as to what it is, how it works and by when should you contact us to make a claim

What is a CFA?

A Conditional Fee Agreement, more commonly referred to as a No Win, No Fee Agreement is a legally binding funding arrangement between you, our client, and us whereby the success fee payable to us is conditional upon the conclusion of your case. Effectively, this means if you lose your case, you do not have to pay us for any legal work done. If you win, then you pay us our legal costs and a success fee. The success fee paid to us is capped at 25% from the total amount of damages/compensation awarded to you.

Further information pertaining towards the CFA itself, can be provided by contacting us directly.

So how does a CFA benefit me?

Entering into a CFA with us for all your personal injury matters is beneficial to both you and us. A CFA is only entered into if we believe your case has a strong chance to be successful thereby providing security and reassurance in knowing that whatever claims you bring forward, we will evaluate it critically and with your interests in mind before proceeding. In the event of a successful claim, all fees are effectively paid for thanks to the compensation pay-out. In an unsuccessful claim, you don’t need to pay for our legal fees. In either event, you are bearing zero to minimal financial risk in pursuing a case but with the risk of attaining significant financial rewards.

What will I be awarded if I win?

Monetary compensation, better known as damages, are awarded to you in the event of a successful claim. In such instance, there are 2 forms of damages you could be entitled to –

General damages – these are damages which are awarded for any pain, suffering or loss of amenity you suffer in the aftermath of an accident. Due to the subjective nature of these losses, these aren’t as easy to quantify so the amount you can recover for this type is dealt with on a case-by-case basis. Damages which can be categorised as general damages include whiplash, emotional distress, suffering mental health issues as a result, impact of shock suffered and trauma. To reiterate, each case will assess the merits of general damages to be awarded on its own basis

Special damages – these are damages which are much more quantifiable in contrast with general damages i.e. a monetary value can be placed on your losses. Examples of special damages which you can claim for include rehabilitation costs, travelling costs, costs to repair any damage to your vehicle or property, loss of earnings due to not being able to work, and costs for treatment.

So when do I make a claim by?

Personal injury claims are subject to a period of limitation. This means that legally, a claim has to be made by you within 3 years from the date of the incident otherwise, any claims after the period will be considered expired.

At Rees Clayton Solicitors, we advise you to make a claim as soon as possible for this will ensure we are able to act efficiently and decisively at the earliest convenience.

So how do I make a claim?

If you have suffered a personal injury that was not your fault, contact us today on 0330 053 6767

Alternatively, let us know that you would like to hear from us by filling in a contact us back form and we will get in touch at a time that is convenient to you.

We will assess the merits of your case and advise you as to your right to claim compensation. Our legal experts will explain the whole claims process so that you are immediately made privy as to how matters will progress.

Rees Clayton Solicitors (Head Office)

The Enterprise Centre
Cross Street
Lancashire, BB9 7NN

Rees Clayton Solicitors London (Enquiry Office)

3rd Floor
86-90 Paul Street
London, EC2A 4NE