Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Read through our frequently asked questions to get the answers you need before making a compensation claim.
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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