No Win No Fee Injury Solicitors
Claiming compensation with a no win, no fee agreement can help you make things right when you’ve been injured through no fault of your own.
How does no win no fee funding work?
No win, no fee means if you don't win your claim, you pay nothing to anyone - it's as simple as that.
While there can be some rare exceptions to our no win no fee agreement, you'll know before your claim starts if they apply to you. After all, you don't need any more surprises.
Your solicitor will ensure that appropriate legal protection insurance is in place; you must always stick to the terms of the insurance, follow their advice, and be truthful.
Benefits of claiming on a no win no fee basis include:
Low risk - only pay if your claim succeeds. If your claim doesn't win and you stick to the agreement's terms, you won't pay a thing.
No upfront costs - an insurance policy covers expenses like court fees and medical reports, and our panel firms will always detail fees as part of the agreement between you before taking on your case.
Trusted experts - we only work with solicitors who explain all fees upfront, so you know what to expect from your claim.
Clarity - our goal is to ensure that you clearly understand the claims process, and the likely compensation outcome, from the get-go.
What types of accidents or injuries could I claim for?
If your injury was caused by someone else's negligence, you could have grounds for a claim. Check the below list of claim types that we cover, and contact us to understand if you qualify for compensation:
Your questions about claiming answered
We understand how stressful life can be after an accident and we know that the process of claiming compensation can seem daunting. But, if you choose to start your claim with us, we promise that we’ll work hard to keep things as straightforward as possible.
We aim to make sure you know what to expect before starting your claim. With this in mind, we’ve answered some frequently asked questions.
Road traffic accident claims of up to £100,000
Claims with damages for pain and suffering under £5,000 are classified as a ‘small claim'. No win no fee terms will be available to fund such small claims, so you won't be left out-of-pocket if your claim doesn't succeed. It's possible to make these claims - for injuries like cuts, minor fractures and
In general, personal injury claims valued from £5,000 to £35,000 are called fast-track or single-track claims, while those valued between £35,000 and £100,000 are classed as intermediate track. Solicitors make these types of road traffic accident claims through an internet system called the Claims Portal, which is run by a government department called the Ministry of Justice.
Injury | Compensation range |
|---|---|
£2,070 - £11,980 | |
Fractured Cheekbone | £2,180 - £9,570 |
Serious shoulder injury | £11,980 - £18,020 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Back injury causing permanent symptoms | £11,730 - £26,050 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Hip or pelvis injury | £3,710 - £24,950 |
Fractured forearm | £6,190 - £18,020 |
Wrist injury | £3,310 - £44,690 |
Ankle injury | £12,900 - £46,980 |
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Road traffic accident claims of up to £100,000
Claims with damages for pain and suffering under £5,000 are classified as a ‘small claim'. No win no fee terms will be available to fund such small claims, so you won't be left out-of-pocket if your claim doesn't succeed. It's possible to make these claims - for injuries like cuts, minor fractures and
In general, personal injury claims valued from £5,000 to £35,000 are called fast-track or single-track claims, while those valued between £35,000 and £100,000 are classed as intermediate track. Solicitors make these types of road traffic accident claims through an internet system called the Claims Portal, which is run by a government department called the Ministry of Justice.
Injury | Compensation range |
|---|---|
£2,070 - £11,980 | |
Fractured Cheekbone | £2,180 - £9,570 |
Serious shoulder injury | £11,980 - £18,020 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Back injury causing permanent symptoms | £11,730 - £26,050 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Hip or pelvis injury | £3,710 - £24,950 |
Fractured forearm | £6,190 - £18,020 |
Wrist injury | £3,310 - £44,690 |
Ankle injury | £12,900 - £46,980 |
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Road traffic accident claims of up to £100,000
Claims with damages for pain and suffering under £5,000 are classified as a ‘small claim'. No win no fee terms will be available to fund such small claims, so you won't be left out-of-pocket if your claim doesn't succeed. It's possible to make these claims - for injuries like cuts, minor fractures and
In general, personal injury claims valued from £5,000 to £35,000 are called fast-track or single-track claims, while those valued between £35,000 and £100,000 are classed as intermediate track. Solicitors make these types of road traffic accident claims through an internet system called the Claims Portal, which is run by a government department called the Ministry of Justice.
Injury | Compensation range |
|---|---|
£2,070 - £11,980 | |
Fractured Cheekbone | £2,180 - £9,570 |
Serious shoulder injury | £11,980 - £18,020 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Back injury causing permanent symptoms | £11,730 - £26,050 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Hip or pelvis injury | £3,710 - £24,950 |
Fractured forearm | £6,190 - £18,020 |
Wrist injury | £3,310 - £44,690 |
Ankle injury | £12,900 - £46,980 |
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Road traffic accident claims of up to £100,000
Claims with damages for pain and suffering under £5,000 are classified as a ‘small claim'. No win no fee terms will be available to fund such small claims, so you won't be left out-of-pocket if your claim doesn't succeed. It's possible to make these claims - for injuries like cuts, minor fractures and
In general, personal injury claims valued from £5,000 to £35,000 are called fast-track or single-track claims, while those valued between £35,000 and £100,000 are classed as intermediate track. Solicitors make these types of road traffic accident claims through an internet system called the Claims Portal, which is run by a government department called the Ministry of Justice.
Injury | Compensation range |
|---|---|
£2,070 - £11,980 | |
Fractured Cheekbone | £2,180 - £9,570 |
Serious shoulder injury | £11,980 - £18,020 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Back injury causing permanent symptoms | £11,730 - £26,050 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Hip or pelvis injury | £3,710 - £24,950 |
Fractured forearm | £6,190 - £18,020 |
Wrist injury | £3,310 - £44,690 |
Ankle injury | £12,900 - £46,980 |
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Road traffic accident claims of up to £100,000
Claims with damages for pain and suffering under £5,000 are classified as a ‘small claim'. No win no fee terms will be available to fund such small claims, so you won't be left out-of-pocket if your claim doesn't succeed. It's possible to make these claims - for injuries like cuts, minor fractures and
In general, personal injury claims valued from £5,000 to £35,000 are called fast-track or single-track claims, while those valued between £35,000 and £100,000 are classed as intermediate track. Solicitors make these types of road traffic accident claims through an internet system called the Claims Portal, which is run by a government department called the Ministry of Justice.
Injury | Compensation range |
|---|---|
£2,070 - £11,980 | |
Fractured Cheekbone | £2,180 - £9,570 |
Serious shoulder injury | £11,980 - £18,020 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Back injury causing permanent symptoms | £11,730 - £26,050 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Hip or pelvis injury | £3,710 - £24,950 |
Fractured forearm | £6,190 - £18,020 |
Wrist injury | £3,310 - £44,690 |
Ankle injury | £12,900 - £46,980 |
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Road traffic accident claims of up to £100,000
Claims with damages for pain and suffering under £5,000 are classified as a ‘small claim'. No win no fee terms will be available to fund such small claims, so you won't be left out-of-pocket if your claim doesn't succeed. It's possible to make these claims - for injuries like cuts, minor fractures and
In general, personal injury claims valued from £5,000 to £35,000 are called fast-track or single-track claims, while those valued between £35,000 and £100,000 are classed as intermediate track. Solicitors make these types of road traffic accident claims through an internet system called the Claims Portal, which is run by a government department called the Ministry of Justice.
Injury | Compensation range |
|---|---|
£2,070 - £11,980 | |
Fractured Cheekbone | £2,180 - £9,570 |
Serious shoulder injury | £11,980 - £18,020 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Back injury causing permanent symptoms | £11,730 - £26,050 (with recovery over 2 years) |
Hip or pelvis injury | £3,710 - £24,950 |
Fractured forearm | £6,190 - £18,020 |
Wrist injury | £3,310 - £44,690 |
Ankle injury | £12,900 - £46,980 |
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Why choose National Accident Helpline?
Our friendly advisors, and expert panel of solicitors are here to help you claim the compensation you deserve. They have helped over two million people, so far.
We'll guide you through the claim process, helping you focus on recovery while we handle the legal side. With our help, you can look forward to:
Free, no-obligation advice.
No win, no fee claims and no upfront costs.
Specialist solicitors - we'll assign the best legal team to manage your claim, based on their specialism.
Over 32 years of experience helping people like you.
UK's most trusted personal injury specialists - rated 'Excellent' on Trustpilot.