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    Criminal Injury

    If you have suffered an injury as a victim of crime, you have a right to claim compensation. Hamiltons can help if you have been the victim of criminal injury by guiding you through your compensation claim and helping you find the right rehabilitation and support for your injury.

    Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority

    The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) was set up by the government to pay compensation to victims of violent crime. You can contact CICA on its official site.

    CICA does not pay for the cost of a lawyer. You can make a claim without using one, but it can be helpful to receive expert legal advice - especially as compensation claims over criminal injury can become very complicated.

    Hamiltons will only advise you to use a lawyer when we think you need one and are always happy to offer you some basic advice on how to make a claim yourself.

    Contact Hamiltons TODAY!

    • Call 0800 849 8900 for a FREE consultation and speak to a trained accident claim representative

    • Complete the on-line web form and we will call you back

     

     

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    Hamiltons Marketing Limited is Incorporated in England, Company Number 05453028, Registered Office: 23 Baltimore Road,
    Great Barr, Birmingham, B42 1DD, Hamiltons Marketing Limited is regulated by Ministry of Justice in respect of Claims Management (Reg No CRM 2062)