Personal injury solicitors pursue compensation for road traffic accidents, workplace injuries, public liability and clinical negligence, often on a no win no fee basis.
This page lists every personal injury firm in the LegalChoice directory. Each is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and displays its SRA number, so you can verify before instructing. Send one free enquiry describing your accident and injury and it reaches every personal injury firm covering your county at once — most handle claims on a no win no fee basis and will assess your case for free. Compare the firms below and choose who pursues your compensation claim.
Found 1 solicitor handling Personal Injury.
Belmont Law Ltd offers legal expertise across wills, probate & estate planning and personal injury, offering a tailored service shaped around each client's needs. The firm combines sector knowledge with a personal service, guiding clients through each stage of their legal matter.
George Street West
Luton · Bedfordshire · LU1 2BJ
SRA no. 8007699
Common questions
Useful answers before you choose a solicitor.
It depends entirely on the injury and its consequences. Awards combine general damages for pain, suffering and loss of amenity with special damages for financial losses such as lost earnings, treatment and travel. A solicitor values your claim from medical evidence once your prognosis is known, not before.
Under a conditional fee agreement your solicitor takes a percentage of the compensation if you win and nothing if you lose. Success fees are capped by law for most claim types, and insurance covers the other side's costs if the claim fails. Your solicitor must explain the deductions in writing before you sign.
Straightforward injury claims often settle within six to twelve months, but claims involving serious injury, disputed liability or uncertain medical prognosis take longer, sometimes several years. Settling too early is the most common mistake, because once you settle you cannot reopen the claim if your condition worsens.
Report it to the responsible party and get it recorded in writing, take photographs, collect witness details and keep every receipt related to the injury. See your GP or hospital so the injury is on your medical record, and take legal advice before discussing fault with any insurer.