Accidents at Work

For accident at work claims, it will need to be proven that the injuries you sustained were the liability of your employer. We fully appreciate that there will be some trepidation about claiming against your employer but our team of personal injury lawyers is happy to offer you confidential and free advice and to discuss the possible repercussions of pursuing such an action so that you can make a fully informed decision about whether or not you wish to claim.

Funding a Claim for Compensation

Whether or not you have a viable claim for compensation, our team of specialist personal injury lawyers is happy to give you free, professional and confidential advice and wherever possible should you wish to pursue a claim you will be offered a ‘No Win No Fee’ agreement, where you will not be charged whether or not your claim is successful.

No two claims are ever the same and our team of personal injury lawyers will tailor their advice to your individual case without obligation.

No enquiry is too insignificant and every enquiry will be dealt with confidentially, courteously and with the utmost professionalism.

If you would like to talk to one of our experts call 01872 246200 or use our call back service. Alternatively you can email us.

Testimonial

Matthew Jameson was only 15 years old when as a result of his employer’s negligence, he sustained a nasty laceration to his right hand, which severed several tendons and left him with only partial use and sensation in two of his fingers. Matthew is right hand dominant and a keen musician. As a result of his injury, not only was he left with a permanent disability but he was also severely handicapped on the labour market. Any job demanding manual dexterity was no longer an option for him. He could no longer play the guitar to the level of expertise that he had been able to do before the accident and he was left feeling despondent and dejected.

Coodes, however, persuaded the third party insurers to fund a comprehensive rehabilitation programme for Mr Jameson, through which he underwent extensive physiotherapy and counselling. Matthew Jameson has now returned to college and is studying for A-levels. Coodes acted for Matthew and secured a settlement on his behalf of in excess of £100,000, which has been invested by the Court until Matthew reaches 18.

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