Criminal Injury Solicitors

Not many people realise that if your injury is the result of a criminal act you may be entitled to claim compensation. This can cover not only your injuries but expenses such as loss of earnings or the cost of ongoing rehabilitation or care. Our team of no win, no fee solicitors can help you to make a criminal injury compensation claim.

Criminal injury claims are administered by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA). However you still need advice from a specialist solicitor so if you are a victim of a violent crime please contact us and we will help you through the criminal injury claims process. Many claims are rejected each year by the Authority but with our expertise you can ensure that your interests are protected when you are vulnerable at this difficult time. As with other injury claims, we operate on a No Win, No Fee basis. However, because this is a Government scheme, the rules on how these fees are claimed in criminal injury compensation cases are slightly more complex. Please contact us for a full explanation of the differences between this and other forms of injury claim.

You can call us on FREEPHONE 0800 731 7923 or you can fill in the claim form or e-mail us on claims@claimssolicitors.co.uk

Criminal Injury Case Study

Mr and Mrs M were seriously assaulted by a neighbour at their home. Mrs M suffered several injuries which included a fractured cheekbone whilst her husband sustained facial injuries. They came to one of our solicitors for advice and he applied on their behalf to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority. The result was that Mrs M was awarded nearly £5000 and Mr M was awarded £1000.

Click on the link here to see examples of the damages given for Criminal Injury Compensation Claims.

If you have had an accident or for impartial accident compensation claims advice, contact Claims Solicitors today who operate in the North West of England and Cheshire including Manchester, Stockport, Crewe, Macclesfield and throughout the UK.

Claims Solicitors are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority

or call FREE on 0800 731 7923