Most people now know that they can make a claim for compensation if they suffer a personal injury that wasn’t their fault, but what exactly can be categorised as a ‘personal injury’ and how long after an incident can you make a claim? 

Our personal injury solicitors explain the basic need-to-know info here: More...

If you have been in an accident that wasn’t your fault, or have become a victim of medical negligence, then you may be eligible for compensation. 

At such a difficult time, we appreciate that you want to enlist the services of only the best, most-reliable personal injury solicitors. In order to achieve this, we have compiled a short guide to choosing a personal injury lawyer. More...

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Alcohol and Personal Injuries – Who’s liable?

Christmas is fast approaching, with the additional gathering of friends and family, work parties and New Year’s celebrations it is safe to say alcohol consumption will be on the increase. We are commonly asked if a personal injury claim can be made after there has been alcohol involved on behalf of the individual making the claim.

If you have had an injury whilst under the influence of alcohol you may still be eligible to make a claim, although you will need to prove that the accident was caused through no fault of your own. If you were highly intoxicated at the time of the accident you may also be liable to prove that the accident wasn’t caused by your intoxication.

Due to the complexity and individuality of these types of accidents they are usually assessed on a case by case basis.

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