Beyond Dawlish

Hello, everyone.

I recently had an accident at work and am now considering making a claim. I’m looking for guidance on how to find the right solicitor to handle my case. What should I look for in a solicitor? Are there any specific qualifications or experience that are crucial for handling workplace injury claims?

I’ve heard some firms operate on a no-win, no-fee basis – is this something I should look for? Any recommendations or advice on navigating this process would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

When choosing a solicitor for a workplace injury claim, look for one who specializes in personal injury law and has experience with workplace accidents. An accident at work solicitor should be well-versed in handling claims like yours. It's important to check their qualifications, such as accreditation by the Law Society or the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL). Many firms offer no-win, no-fee agreements, which means you won’t pay unless you win the case, but make sure you understand any potential success fees. A free initial consultation is helpful to discuss your case without financial commitment. Also, check client reviews to ensure the solicitor has a good track record.