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Personal Injury

This may apply to you if you have been involved in an accident that wasn’t your fault or endured personal injuries that were caused by somebody else. We will help you get the compensation you deserve on a no win no fee basis. We provide a solicitor that will explain every stage of the process for you and provide the support you need. To arrange a free initial consultation please contact us and we will discuss the options available.

Personal injury may be the result of a car crash or just a part of everyday life like walking to the shops. Whether it is life threatening or just a partial injury you may still be entitled to compensation.

At Lincoln Lewis we fully understand that there are also mental aspects to a physical injury. An injury may result in the client being unable to work or manage everyday tasks which can be very stressful and begin to damage personal relationships at home. The client may also be undergoing care or treatment so our solicitors ensure that the claim process is as simple and uncomplicated as possible.

You can contact us any time and we will strive to deal with you as quickly and efficiently as we can. We aim to give you peace of mind and end up getting you the best result. We support you all the way through the claim and any questions or queries along the way we are only too happy to help.

Our solicitors have years of experience dealing with personal injury claims and their knowledge will help guide you to the best outcome. Your case will be fully supervised and other losses you may suffer such as loss of earnings as well as injuries are taken into account.

The types of claims our solicitors can offer advice on include:

Medical Negligence

Accidents at Work

Accidents in Public Places

Slips and Trips

Road traffic accidents

Road Traffic Accident (also abbreviated as RTA) claims are where injuries occur as a result of a road traffic accident e.g. being involved in a car crash or being struck on a pavement. You do not have to be physically driving the vehicle to make a claim – you can be a passenger, pedestrian, another motorist, riding a horse or riding a motorcycle. The types of injuries prevalent in a RTA claim include, but not limited to –

  • whiplash
  • fractures
  • soft tissue injuries
  • clean breaks of bones
  • trauma
  • abrasions
  • muscle injuries
  • dislocations
  • concussions
  • injured or broken limbs
  • internal or external bleeding
  • injuries which necessitate surgery or even amputation
  • muscle spasms
  • nausea
  • disfigurement

If you have been involved in an RTA accident within the past 3 years, please contact as soon as possible so we can provide you with the best legal advice possible regarding your matter. We will need to request key information from you at this instance such as driver details of both you and the third party, evidence of the accident such as audio or video evidence, photographs, witness details, whether any CCTV footage is traceable, where and when the accident occurred, the severity of your injuries sustained etc. The need for this information is imperative to ensure that your claim flows smoothly without any aberrations hence why we stress the importance of transparency and communication between ourselves and you.

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