Personal Injury Solicitors In Liverpool

To strengthen your case and maximise your potential personal injury claims payout, it is essential for us to establish that your injury resulted from the negligence of another party.

To support your case, we advise you to:

• Promptly report the accident to the responsible party.
• Gather the contact information of any witnesses to the incident.
• Seek immediate medical attention and retain all medical records.
• Take photographs of the accident scene and your injuries.

A personal injury claim typically takes between 12 and 18 months to settle, though this varies. Simple cases may resolve in as little as six months, while complex cases involving severe injuries or disputed liability could take several years.

At Satchell Moran, we will always try to ensure the quickest and fairest resolution. We will keep you updated every step of the way so you know what to expect.

Factors that can affect the timeline include the severity of your injuries, whether the other party disputes liability, the time required for comprehensive medical evidence and the value of the claim.

Our dedicated team of personal injury attorneys are well versed with personal injury claim processes and will try to ensure no delays.

We will assess the extent of your injuries to understand the severity of the case, assist with medical record compilation and handle communications with the negligent party.

As there is a time limit to personal injury claims, you must initiate your claim within a three-year timeframe from the incident, the onset of the injury, or the date of diagnosis.

However, there are exceptions to this rule. For example, claims involving children typically allow the three-year period to begin from their 18th birthday, and individuals who lack mental capacity may not be subject to the standard limitation period.

Once you get in touch, we can advise as to whether you are within the time limit and how to proceed.

Yes, child personal injury claims can be made by a parent or guardian (otherwise known as a litigation friend) until the child turns 18.

The child then has three years from their 18th birthday to make the claim themselves if one was not concluded earlier.

Personal injury compensation typically consists of payment for General Damages, such as pain, suffering, and loss of amenity, and Special Damages, such as for financial losses, such as lost earnings, medical expenses and care costs.

Contact Satchell Moran’s leading personal injury solicitors today to find out what level of compensation you may be entitled to.

If you were partly to blame for the accident which resulted in your injury, but there was a failure in the duty of care of another party, you may still have a claim.

After an initial conversation, our personal injury lawyers will assess whether you have a viable claim and advise on the best course of action.

Our personal injury solicitors are based in Liverpool; however, we help clients across the UK. Satchell Moran’s dedicated team is here for you, no matter where you are.

Distance makes no difference to our unwavering support and expert personal injury legal services.