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No Win, No Fee Car Accident Claims

The cost of claiming puts a lot of people off, but it does not have to. With no win, no fee*, you can pursue a non-fault car accident claim without paying upfront. We connect you with regulated specialists who work on a no win, no fee basis.

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What no win, no fee means

No win, no fee is about how a claim is paid for. Instead of paying a specialist upfront to look into your claim, the funding is arranged so the cost is only settled at the end. The terms, including anything payable if you win, are explained to you clearly before you agree to anything. It is the reason so many people are able to pursue a car accident claim they would otherwise worry they could not afford.

Why no win, no fee removes the risk

For most people, the fear is not whether they have a claim. It is what happens if it goes wrong. No win, no fee arrangements are designed to take that worry away, protecting you from the main costs if a claim is not successful. Because you see the terms before you start, there are no surprises. You decide whether to go ahead with the full picture in front of you.

Free to check, no obligation

Finding out whether you can claim costs nothing and commits you to nothing. If it turns out you have a claim, the regulated specialists we connect you with will set out exactly how the no win, no fee funding works before anything begins. A quick, free claim check is the place to start.

What you could be owed

  • Your injuries, pain and suffering, and treatment
  • Repairs to your vehicle, or its value if it is written off
  • A like-for-like replacement vehicle while yours is off the road
  • Lost earnings if you have had time off work
  • Recovery, storage and your insurance excess
  • Out-of-pocket costs, including travel to appointments

What you could receive depends on your circumstances.

When you can claim

No win, no fee is a way of funding a claim rather than a type of claim, so if you have had a non-fault car accident it is usually available to you. The specialists explain the funding terms clearly before you agree to anything, so you know where you stand from the start. Time limits generally apply, usually three years.

Making a claim is simpler than you think

  1. 1

    Tell us what happened

    Answer a few quick questions about your accident. It takes a couple of minutes and there’s no obligation.

  2. 2

    We connect you with specialists

    We pass your details to the regulated specialists we work with, who’ll look at whether you have a claim.

  3. 3

    They handle the rest

    If you have a case, the specialists can pursue your compensation and keep you updated, while you get back to normal.

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Frequently asked questions

What does no win, no fee actually mean?

It means you do not pay the specialist's fees upfront to pursue your claim. The funding terms, including anything payable if the claim succeeds, are explained to you before you agree to proceed. Ask the specialists for the full details.

Will I be left out of pocket if the claim does not succeed?

No win, no fee arrangements are designed to protect you from the main costs if a claim is not successful. The exact terms are set out by the specialists before you start, so you can decide with the full picture.

Is checking really free?

Yes. Checking whether you can claim is free and there is no obligation to go ahead. You only decide whether to proceed once you understand the no win, no fee terms.

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Find out what you could be owed

It takes a couple of minutes, it’s free, and there’s no obligation.

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