For many people who have been harmed by substandard medical care, the cost of bringing a claim is one of the biggest barriers to seeking justice. A no win no fee agreement is designed to remove that barrier.

Compensation will depend on the severity of the disrepair, how long it lasted, how much of the property was affected, and the impact on you and your household, with awards typically covering both loss of enjoyment of your home and any quantifiable financial losses.

This guide sets out exactly what to do in the hours, days and weeks following a workplace accident, including how reporting actually works, what evidence genuinely strengthens a claim, and when it makes sense to speak to a specialist solicitor.

Understanding exactly when this three year clock starts running is one of the most important, and often misunderstood, aspects of pursuing a medical negligence claim. This guide explains how the time limit works, what counts as your "date of knowledge," and the key exceptions that may give you longer.

If you have been injured in an accident at work, understanding what compensation actually covers, and what you will need to prove, can help you approach a claim with realistic expectations. This guide explains how employer liability works, how compensation is calculated, and the practical steps involved in bringing a claim.

If you are worried about your job security after an accident at work, or you believe you have already been treated unfairly because you raised a claim, it is important to understand exactly what protection the law gives you, and what to do if your employer crosses the line.