You contact us
When you contact us, you will be speaking to one of our qualified claims advisors. You will be provided with a helpful and responsive service which will help you to begin the claims procedure.
We Gather the Initial Information
We will discuss with you in complete privacy about the accident and the injury that you sustained. A claim for compensation will be arranged if you qualify for the basic criteria. A solicitor will contact you at a convenient time.
We will pass your claim to a Solicitor
If the case is accepted some paperwork will be sent out to you by the solicitor. Majority of the work will be done by the solicitor; therefore it will not take up much of your time. Any queries regarding documents will be dealt with by your solicitor; they will guide you from the start to the end of your case.
The Solicitor will proceed with your claim
A letter of claim will be sent to the defendant. This will inform them of your intention to claim for compensation for the injury caused to you. A medical assessment will be arranged to clarify the extent of your injury and how it has affected you. Finally your designated solicitors will calculate your loss of earnings and recover these costs as well as you compensation for injury.
Successful Claim
A successful claim will entitle you to keep 100% of your compensation
Unsuccessful Claim
If your claim is unsuccessful, you will not be liable to pay any charges
If you have been injured in any non-fault accident less than three years, you could be entitled to claim compensation for your injuries. Our staff will asses whether you are entitled to a claim.
A compensation claim payout depends on the degree of injury sustained; an average claim can range from £1,500 to £10,000. Other factors such as loss of earnings and out of pocket expenses are also recoverable.
Hamilton’s has been established since 1997. As one of UK's leading Accident Claim Specialists we deal with clients nationwide.
Our UK solicitors are fully qualified and hand-picked for their high standard of service and expertise in handling your claim.
YOU pay nothing to claim through our No Win No Fee* policy and we guarantee that you will keep 100% of your compensation.
Our priority is to ensure the claims process is as simple and uncomplicated as possible in gaining you maximum compensation for your injury. We insure we do not confuse our customers with jargon and will assist you every step of the way.
Our experienced and friendly staffs are here to ensure you feel complete satisfaction from start to finish.
Contact us on 0800 849 8900 or simply fill out our brief online claim form to start your claim today.
Absolutely nothing, under the Accidents Direct unique compensation scheme your claim for compensation is totally free; whether your claim is successful or not you have nothing to pay ever.
In the event your claim goes on to be successful you will receive the full 100% of damages.
If you have been injured and you feel it is not your fault you could be entitled to compensation. please call our help line on 0800 849 8900 or fill out the make a claim form. Your claim will be dealt with by our experienced claims team.
If your employer or colleague at work has been negligent and you have been injured as a result of this then you are entitled to make a personal injury claim. The employer has to ensure you work in a safe working environment, and all equipment is fitted appropriately.
We at Hamilton’s specialize in work accident related cases. This includes factory, office, construction and building.
All you need to do is provide us with the details of the accident and your injury, along with the details of your employer. We will assess the claim and provide you with the best possible advice before you speak to one of our Solicitors.
Most employers will have an insurance policy in place to cover accidents such as yours and in any case, you will be protected by Employment Law. If your employer does treat you any differently or decide to dismiss you, then you make a further claim for unfair dismissal.
You can also speak to our solicitors who would be more than happy to discuss this with you further to put your mind at rest.
Making a claim can often make you feel uncomfortable but it is a private matter and should not affect your working life. When you make a claim, it will only be those in a senior position that will be made aware of the situation. Your claim should always be kept confidential and no colleague need know about it.
A personal injury can be made if you are a victim of a road traffic accident and another driver is at fault. All drivers are license to drive therefore must take care for the fellow drivers to a high standard.
Here at Hamilton’s we deal with a large number of road traffic accident claims. This includes cars, motorcycles, buses, cyclists and pedestrians. We also offer guidance if the liable party is untraced or uninsured.
All we need is for you to provide us details of the accident and your injuries, along with details of the vehicles involved include registration plates. If you do not have these, then a police reference number will be sufficient. We will assess the claim and provide you with the best possible advice.
If you were a passenger in a vehicle and you suffered injury, then you are almost positively able to process a claim. Driver’s have duty of care towards the passengers and should always put their safety first.
As a passenger in the At-Fault car you are entitled to claim from the At-Fault driver’s insurance policy. Your claim will be processed as normal but the defendant would be the At-Fault insurance policy. Give us a call if you would like further information.
Hamilton’s deal with many types of public liability claims. A few examples of which include supermarkets, restaurants, retail stores and schools.
If you were injured on public premises due to the negligence of the owner, then you should be able to make a claim for personal injury as long as you have made a member of staff aware of the situation and has been logged in the accident log.
We will assess the claim and provide you with the best possible advice before you speak to one of our Solicitors.
A witness is not always necessary but it does add to the strength of your case. Always try to have your accident recorded in an accident book, as this is required by law.
If you were involved in an accident due to a faulty pathway for example, then you should be able to make a claim. The local authority generally has 6 months to carry out inspections to ensure that all of their property is maintained to a safe standard. If you have a witness to state that this is not the case, then you could bring forward a claim.
If you can provide photographs and witnesses to strengthen your case then you may be able to claim against the council. It is also an idea to ask the local community of how long the defect has been there, if any one else has been injured or a complaint has been issued but no action was taken.
If the council has repaired the defect that caused your accident, you can still make a claim. Photographs are essential and a witness to support this, as the solicitors will require the necessary evidence.
Claiming compensation for medical negligence against a hospital or healthcare professionals can be a intimidating and lengthy procedure. Assisting us with as much information as possible is imperative in order to hold a strong case. If you have been left injured as a result of mal-treatment by a member of a surgery or hospital then you may be entitled to claim compensation for your injury. Claims can cover a variety of issues from ms-diagnosis to mistreatment under operation. Hamilton’s has the experience and knowledge on providing immense customer service as we understand claiming for medical negligence can be daunting.
A Medical Negligence claim must entertain an injury minimum of £5000 in order for a solicitor to process the claim. If you are unsure as to the extent of the injury we will arrange for one of our solicitors to speak to you to discuss your claim at greater detail which in return will give you a better understanding on if or how to proceed.
Claiming compensation against your GP can always be complicated, however if you feel you were injured due to wrong treatment or prognosis then you may be able to claim. Under no circumstances would this prevent you from receiving medical treatment.