Security of your personal details is essential and we can assure you of total confidentiality. MyClaim's legal team is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and operates strictly within the ethical code of its profession.

This is up to you - most people are happy to keep in touch by telephone, email and letters but some people prefer to meet their solicitor face to face. If required, your MyClaim solicitor will visit you in hospital or at home.

As often as you want or when there are important matters to report.

Whilst you are responsible for our fees, we can recover them from your opponent and so you are able to recover 100% of your compensation at no cost to you.
Our personal injury solicitors will pursue your compensation claim and may even finance all expenses, including medical reports, medical records and court fees.

Read more: What could my claim cost me?

This depends on how complicated your case is. Most cases are settled within a matter of months. A few, very complicated cases, involving complex issues that might take quite a bit longer to resolve, can take a year or more. Mister Claims will be able to advise you at the outset as to the likely timescale for resolution of your claim.

If you have suffered an injury or loss and someone else is to blame, either by their actions or lack of action, you are probably entitled to make a claim for compensation. To find out for sure, simply call our office 01494 535 999 or complete the online enquiry form NOW for totally confidential, free, no-obligation, expert advice.

Read more: Do I have a claim?

We will assess your claim enquiry and respond within 1 hour to advise you fully of the likely success of your personal injury claim and the best way to proceed.

Your claim will only be handled by one of our experienced personal injury compensation lawyers who will guide you through the legal and medical issues and keep you fully informed every step of the way, at absolutely no cost to you. The claims process will depend on the complexity of your case, but typically your solicitor will:

Read more: How will my claim process work?

A term used to indicate that there is no fee to pay whether you lose or win your claim and this arrangement is made by written a agreement between your lawyer and yourself and drawn up in accordance with Law Society rules. It is known as a Conditional Fee Agreement and although it protects you in respect of your own legal costs you will be required to take out insurance to cover the costs you will have to pay to your opponent if you lose.