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We can help you start your claim
Getting into an accident is always upsetting, especially when it wasn’t your fault. We’ve put together helpful information to guide you through making a claim. If you’ve been hurt and it’s affected your daily life, you may be able to get compensation.
Compensation can help cover:
- Medical treatment you had to pay for
- Time off work while you recover
- Help from friends or family who looked after you
- Travel or hotel costs if your doctor was far away
+442070433779To learn more about how the claims process works, visit Claims 24 Hours. Or, if you’d rather speak to someone, call a friendly legal adviser for free at ++442070433779. They won’t pressure you into making a claim—they’ll simply give honest, helpful advice and let you know if you’re eligible.
Different Types of Accidents
- The accident happened within the last three years
- Someone else was responsible for what happened
- You were hurt because of the accident
- Road accidents, even if the other driver wasn’t insured
- Medical mistakes like wrong treatment, late diagnosis, or dental errors
- Slips and trips in public places like shops, bars, or supermarkets
- Injuries caused by criminal acts
- Injuries at work—in offices, factories, or building site
DID YOU KNOW?
Even if you’re in an accident with a driver who doesn’t have insurance, or someone who drives away and can’t be found you may still be able to claim compensation. At Claims 24 Hours, we can help you understand your rights and guide you through the process.
About your compensation amount
Some accident claims can be tricky, and there are lots of things that affect how much compensation you might get. That’s why it’s hard to give an exact amount at the very beginning.
If you want a rough idea, you can use our claims calculator. Your solicitor will also guide you and give updates as your case moves forward.
You may also be able to claim special damages—this means money to cover things like
- Prescription costs
- Travel or care expenses
- Ongoing medical treatment
To help prove these costs, it’s a good idea to keep your receipts, invoices, and recent payslips.
Most personal injury claims are made on a no win, no fee basis. That means if your claim isn’t successful, you won’t have to pay your solicitor. If you do win, the solicitor’s fee will come from your compensation—usually no more than 25%. You’ll know the exact amount before you start, so there are no surprises.
Claims 24 Hours, we make sure everything is clear, fair, and focused on helping you get what you deserve.
The process of making a claim
We’ve made the claims process easy to follow, so you know what to expect. Most of the paperwork will be handled by your solicitor, so you won’t need to worry about legal jargon or complicated forms.
Step 01 - Start Your Claim
You get in touch and tell us what happened. We’ll ask a few questions to understand your situation and check if you have a valid claim.
Step 02 : We Investigate
Step 03 : You Get Results
Other Important Information You Should Know
We believe in being upfront and honest, so here are a few key things to keep in mind before starting your claim:
- No Win, No Fee – What It Means
All our cases are handled on a no win, no fee basis. That means if your claim isn’t successful, you won’t pay your solicitor’s fee. However, in some situations, other costs may apply—your solicitor will explain everything clearly before you go ahead.
Most clients pay 25% of their compensation (including VAT) to their law firm, but this can vary depending on your case. To keep things risk-free, your solicitor may also arrange insurance to cover any unexpected costs.
Termination fees may apply if:
- You stop cooperating
- You give false or misleading information
- You miss medical exams, expert appointments, or court hearings
We’re here to help, but we also need your full support to make your claim successful.
- Home
- Making A Claim
On this Page
We can help you start your claim
Getting into an accident is always upsetting, especially when it wasn’t your fault. We’ve put together helpful information to guide you through making a claim. If you’ve been hurt and it’s affected your daily life, you may be able to get compensation.
Compensation can help cover:
- Medical treatment you had to pay for
- Time off work while you recover
- Help from friends or family who looked after you
- Travel or hotel costs if your doctor was far away
+442070433779To learn more about how the claims process works, visit Claims 24 Hours. Or, if you’d rather speak to someone, call a friendly legal adviser for free at ++442070433779. They won’t pressure you into making a claim—they’ll simply give honest, helpful advice and let you know if you’re eligible.
Different Types of Accidents
- The accident happened within the last three years
- Someone else was responsible for what happened
- You were hurt because of the accident
- Road accidents, even if the other driver wasn’t insured
- Medical mistakes like wrong treatment, late diagnosis, or dental errors
- Slips and trips in public places like shops, bars, or supermarkets
- Injuries caused by criminal acts
- Injuries at work—in offices, factories, or building site
DID YOU KNOW?
Even if you’re in an accident with a driver who doesn’t have insurance, or someone who drives away and can’t be found you may still be able to claim compensation. At Claims 24 Hours, we can help you understand your rights and guide you through the process.
About your compensation amount
Some accident claims can be tricky, and there are lots of things that affect how much compensation you might get. That’s why it’s hard to give an exact amount at the very beginning.
If you want a rough idea, you can use our claims calculator. Your solicitor will also guide you and give updates as your case moves forward.
You may also be able to claim special damages—this means money to cover things like
- Prescription costs
- Travel or care expenses
- Ongoing medical treatment
To help prove these costs, it’s a good idea to keep your receipts, invoices, and recent payslips.
Most personal injury claims are made on a no win, no fee basis. That means if your claim isn’t successful, you won’t have to pay your solicitor. If you do win, the solicitor’s fee will come from your compensation—usually no more than 25%. You’ll know the exact amount before you start, so there are no surprises.
Claims 24 Hours, we make sure everything is clear, fair, and focused on helping you get what you deserve.
The process of making a claim
We’ve made the claims process easy to follow, so you know what to expect. Most of the paperwork will be handled by your solicitor, so you won’t need to worry about legal jargon or complicated forms.
Step 01 - Start Your Claim
You get in touch and tell us what happened. We’ll ask a few questions to understand your situation and check if you have a valid claim.
Step 02 : We Investigate
Step 03 : You Get Results
Other Important Information You Should Know
We believe in being upfront and honest, so here are a few key things to keep in mind before starting your claim:
- No Win, No Fee – What It Means
All our cases are handled on a no win, no fee basis. That means if your claim isn’t successful, you won’t pay your solicitor’s fee. However, in some situations, other costs may apply—your solicitor will explain everything clearly before you go ahead.
Most clients pay 25% of their compensation (including VAT) to their law firm, but this can vary depending on your case. To keep things risk-free, your solicitor may also arrange insurance to cover any unexpected costs.
Termination fees may apply if:
- You stop cooperating
- You give false or misleading information
- You miss medical exams, expert appointments, or court hearings
We’re here to help, but we also need your full support to make your claim successful.