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Accident Types

Road Traffic Accident.

Accident at work.

If you had an accident while at work or during the course of your employment and sustained an injury, by law you have a right to make a claim against your employer for your personal injury compensation as well as loss of earnings.

Classification of Accident at Workplace:

If the injury you sustained in the accident was of your own fault, partially your fault or another staff member fault, you may still be eligible to make a claim against your workplace because your employer is required by law to provide a safe working environment for all staff. If health and safety laws are not being met then the law may consider negligence. In order to pursue a claim for compensation for negligence you will need your solicitor to prove that your employer was negligent.

Our Services:

After collecting all the necessary information about your case, Active Claims UK Ltd, will forward them to an appropriate panel solicitor to analyse the prospects of success in your claim. Once your claim has been taken on by our solicitors, we will assist you to recover your personal injury compensation, Lost Earnings, Travel Expenses, medical expenses, other out of pocket expenses by working on a No Win, No Fee basis. Depending upon the circumstances of your accident and injuries you will be entitled to:

FREE private medical care and rehabilitation to help you recover fully from your injuries. Treatment will be at no cost to you and will be recovered as part of the settlement of your claim independently of your compensation;
FREE after the event insurance to protect you if your claim is not successful or a Court ruling goes against you and you are asked to pay for your opponents legal expenses.

If you are found to be eligible, these benefits will be completely free to you and will not affect the amount of compensation you receive. You can check our Compensation guide to know that how compensation much you can get for your relevant injuries For further information about making a claim, please contact us on our free phone 0800 011 4880.

Medical Negligence.

"Medical negligence or Clinical negligence is the act or omission in treatment of a patient by a medical professional, which deviates from the accepted medical standard of care."

If you have been suffering from an injury due to the negligence of a doctor, nurse, physician, surgeon or a dentist, you are given a right by law to make a claim against the alleged negligent care provided by the professional.

Required conditions to make a claim

Medical negligence compensation claims can be made on the following conditions:-

Mis-diagnosis or delay in diagnosis which resulted in an injury or illness.
Due to surgical errors during the treatment.
Childbirth injury claims, where the neglect of a mother or child during childbirth is concerned.

The compensation amounts that you can receive following a successful clinical negligence claim depend on many factors; such as complex nature of the injury, length of the process, difficulties to get the evidence against the professional to prove that he or she was in fact negligent, and proving that the injury was a direct result of that medical professional's negligence.

Our Services:

If you feel that you have been a victim of medical negligence by any practitioner, doctor, nurse or a surgeon, do not hesitate to contact Active Claims (UK) Ltd to make a claim for compensation. We will ensure you receive a quality service more than your expectations because we have access to advice from experts in this field including a panel of highly experienced specialist NO WIN NO FEE solicitors who deal with medical negligence claims in a professional and efficient manner.

For further information about making a claim, please contact us on our free phone 0800 011 4880.

Slip, Trip and Fall Accident.

If you slip or fall on a badly maintained pavement or road and get injured, then by law you are eligible to make a claim against the local council or a private firm or individual for compensation, because local councils, all public and private organisations owe a duty of care to ensure all visitors to premises are safe. Local Authorities are also under a duty to ensure that pavements and public highways are in a safe condition for public use. Although it is not compulsory most potential defendants such as local authorities do have public liability insurance to cover them against the cost of such claims.

Why Evidence is essential for Slip, Trip and Fall claim?

A slip, trip or fall can happen anywhere and generally it may be unclear who is responsible for your injuries. If you slip on a pavement or road, is it owned and maintained by the council or by a private firm or individual?

These are all questions that you will not be asked to investigate on your own. Your solicitor will be able to advise you on the best route to finding out your options depending on who is at fault. What you need to do is to obtain any evidence that may be time-sensitive. e.g. if you have tripped over a broken up piece of road then try and get a photograph of it before it is repaired. Injuries alone do not make an entire case. If you have only just had your accident then get in contact with us as soon as possible as we will often have our own investigators who can document the evidence properly.

In the past few years, though, the tide has turned and councils now have strict guidelines and good legislation to help them out. Even if you do trip over a broken paving slab the council may not be liable if the lip of the crack is under a certain height. Also if the slab was only broken within a specific time period such as the previous 48 hours and you tripped on it, the council could not be expected to have known.

Our Services:

Active Claims UK Ltd has expert personal injury solicitors who will be able to help you with your claim. Every occupier of land or buildings, whether it's at home, shop, office, on public transport, leisure club, park or factory, has a duty to care for visitors' safety. If you have an accident that isn't your fault in a public place, on a pavement, road, highway etc, then you may be entitled to claim compensation and if it is vital you get rehabilitation, we will also support you through this process and ensure you get the treatment you need.

We provide our services for slip trip and fall incident, if its occurrence involves the following:

Defective pavements, broken roads, privately or publicly owned premises.
School premises, sports centres or playgrounds.
If a pedestrian or cyclist sustained an injury due to defects in road.
If somebody sustained an injury by slipping or tripping in a shop or workplace.

If you meet the requirement of any of the above categories, contact us immediately; we will assist you throughout the process of your claim. You can check our Compensation guide to know that how compensation much you can get for your relevant injuries

For further information about making a claim, please contact us on our free phone 0800 011 4880.

Criminal Injury Compensation.

If you have been the innocent victim of a violent crime; we believe that compensation can play a vital role in your recovery in order to meet your financial, physical and emotional needs. Active Claims aims to ease the financial burden experienced by victims of violent crime in a sensitive and respectful way. If you want to make a criminal injury claim, we will make an application on your behalf to the Government Agency, named CICA (Criminal Injury compensation Authority) who deals with awarding compensation to victims of crimes of violence in England, Wales and Scotland. You do not need to be worried about the progress of your claim, as we will deal by ourselves with all of CICA's correspondence and queries with regards to your claim.

Under the Criminal Injury Compensation Scheme you can claim for injuries as a result of a criminal act such as robbery, arson, poisoning, kidnap, domestic violence, offences of trespass on the railway, disease, and sexual assault. If you have been physically and / or mentally assaulted, or if you have witnessed one of these acts taking place which has had a psychological affect on you, you could be compensated under the Criminal Injury Compensation Scheme.

To make a claim for criminal injury compensation you MUST have:

been assaulted or injured in some way covered by the scheme and physically and/or mentally injured as a result.
been in England, Scotland or Wales at the time when the injury was sustained.
been injured seriously enough to qualify for at least the minimum award available under the Scheme.
received documented medical attention for your injuries.
been a dependant or relative of someone who died as a result of a crime.
reported the incident to the police within 48 hours.
forwarded your application within 2 years from the date of the incident.

Please note you are able to claim directly through the CICA without the need of Active Claims.

Fatal injury cases:

The relatives of victims who have died as a result of a criminal act leading to criminal injuries are also eligible to make a claim for a 'fatal injury' award. If you depended financially on the person who died, you may also be able to claim a 'dependency award.' Children under the age of 18 can claim an award for what is called 'loss of parental services'.

How long will this take?

Criminal injury claims are very complex in nature; Criminal Injury Compensation Authority (CICA) may take a year or more to make a final decision. More complex cases can take longer, especially if they involve fatal injury, loss of earnings or future medical expenses. Usually Criminal injury cases have been settled by offering a single payment of compensation as a final award. On the other hand, If a victim of crime has clear medical conditions and financial losses but there is likely to be a long delay in getting this information while you are clearly eligible for compensation, we may be able to get an interim payment (a part of the payment for final award) on your behalf. Please note, this interim payment would be further deducted from your final award.

You can check our Compensation guide to know that how compensation much you can get for your relevant injuries. For further information about making a claim, please contact us on our free phone 0800 011 4880 and speak to one of the expert about your queries.