Time limits for accident at work claims aren't always what you think. Find out when the clock really starts, and the exceptions that could still save your claim.

After an arrest in the UK, you will typically be taken to a police station, booked in by the custody sergeant, and either interviewed under caution, released under investigation, bailed, or charged, all within strict time limits set by the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE).

A no win no fee arrangement means you can pursue an accident at work claim without paying your solicitor anything upfront, and you pay nothing at all if the claim is unsuccessful.

Almost every criminal case in England and Wales starts in the Magistrates' Court, but where it ends up depends on how serious the offence is.

If you are a council or housing association tenant in London living with unresolved damp, mould, structural defects, or broken heating, you may have grounds for a housing disrepair claim.

If a loved one has been harmed by medical negligence but cannot bring a claim themselves, the law gives you a clear route to act on their behalf. Here is how it works for children, protected parties, and those who have died.