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Finding a Solicitor

When you’re looking for a solicitor to advise on anything from medical negligence, employment issues, house buying and sales, to property conveyancing, civil law and small claims, you want to know that you can trust the firm that you contact.

All of the solicitors listed on Here4Claims.uk are professionals who provide legal services across a wide range of areas. Only solicitors who are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority are listed on this website. This means that they must be qualified, behave ethically and follow SRA rules.

Different legal practices and solicitors will have different areas of expertise and you will need to discuss your specific circumstances with any solicitor you contact, in order to be sure that they are the right people to work with you.

No Win No Fee Arrangements

Some types of legal claim can be worked on under a No Win No Fee Arrangement. You can find out more about these on our No Win No Fee Agreements pages. You should remember that only some solicitors will offer this kind of arrangment and that it is only suited to certain types of legal action.

If you want to learn more about No Win No Fee claim support, use the consultation option above. It can help you check whether your enquiry may suit this kind of arrangement for personal injury, accident at work, slip, trip or fall, or medical negligence claims.

Medical Negligence Solicitors

A number of solicitors will be able to work with you on a medical negligence claim, but there are also specialists available for this kind of legal work and it might be worth consulting with one or two of them as well as contacting local solicitors.

Medical negligence claims can involve NHS or private healthcare treatment, delayed diagnosis, poor care, or avoidable harm. Specialist advice can help explain whether the facts may support a claim and what evidence is usually needed.

Accidents and Injury at Work

Your employer has an obligation to keep you safe. If they were negligent in this legal obligation, you could suffer dangerous consequences. As a result, you could be entitled to make a compensation claim. Trade Unions can often offer support and advice if you are considering claiming for an injury at work, so if you are a member of a union, take a look at their website as well as contacting solicitors and specialist claims companies.

If you have been injured at work, it can help to gather clear information, report the accident, and understand whether workplace safety rules may have been breached. A specialist can explain the usual claim process and what options may be available.