Personal Injury Claims/Lawyers

[Jdratcliffe]

Any one recommend a good one? and have any tips?

 

[Red Light]

Use the CTC's lawyers - Russell Jones and Walker

 

[Recycler]

Any one recommend a good one? and have any tips?

Take great care if you go with a "No win, no fee" one. Too many of them are simply trying to make money for themselves rather than do a good job for you.

 

[ianrauk]

+1 for Russell, Jones & Walker.
They specialise in cyclists claims.

 

[Jdratcliffe]

Use the CTC's lawyers - Russell Jones and Walker

how much is a CTC membership and were do i join? do i need to be a member to use them?

 

[ianrauk]

how much is a CTC membership and were do i join? do i need to be a member to use them?

you can find all the information on the CTC site.
Think it's about £39 a year.

 

[Tim Hall]

You can use them without being a member as far as I can tell from their website.

We will most likely be able to run your case as a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA), which means that you keep 100% of the compensation without any deduction for legal costs. ​

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To see more visit: ​

http://www.rjw.co.uk/legal-services...g-accident-compensation-claims/#ixzz1yKsA52A3​

 

[sidevalve]

One point to be aware of if you should use a "no win no fee" bunch is that if you lose the other side can claim costs, [I know this is very rare but be careful, it can happen].

 

[Sam Mathew]

Before hiring a personal injury attorney, make sure that you check his license and experience. The law firm with which he is associated should be registered, ask for the ratio of winning and losing cases. These all points will help you determine a good personal attorney.

 

[ami4567]

A person, who wants to hire a personal injury lawyer, must consider the records. Also the registration is legally approved or not, it’s also a point to keep in mind.