If you believe that you have suffered a significant loss or damage at the hands of your solicitor then it is best to seek advice as you may wish to sue your solicitor for negligence, but may also be fearful of going up against a legal practitioner. For example, their insurance will often allow for an expensive legal team to assist them as a defendant. Such legal assistance will also be well-versed in the defences used when a solicitor is sued for negligence.

We are at the ready to explain our strategy and process, as well as answer your questions. You can expect straight talking in plain English – and a team that will keep you up to speed at all times. We listen intently before talking, we investigate thoroughly and advise on the best plan of action; working with you every step of the way for a successful outcome.

Above all, we believe chemistry lies at the heart of all good relationships. Just ask any of our many lifelong clients who know we’re always there to fight their corner.

At Sue Your Solicitors, we have a wealth of experience to draw from that will help consolidate this possible advantage.

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Our Terms - NO WIN NO FEE

At Sueyoursolicitor, our panel of expert solicitors operate No Win No Fee* compensation claims.

Implemented in April 2013, new Government rules aimed to tackle the so-called growing compensation culture by changing the ways in which compensation claims are paid for. These have made referral fees illegal, so make sure you avoid any claims companies offering them to you, as if they are willing to take part in an illegal practice, a claim made with them may be compromised.

In order to tackle the allegedly growing number of compensation claims reported by insurance companies, it has been decided that the claims process must not be free of charge for the party making the claim (the Claimant). As of April 2013, Claimants are required to pay for “After the Event” insurance cover for the claim and must surrender a percentage of their damages towards their own legal costs at the end of their successful claim.

All Claimants must face the unfortunate prospect of paying part of their compensation fees towards the cost of making their claim. The days of a Claimant keeping 100% compensation or receiving an additional cash incentive along with their compensation are in the past.

If you are unsuccessful in your compensation claim, you will pay NOTHING towards your solicitors’ costs as they operate a No Win No Fee* scheme whereby any expenses incurred by you are paid under an insurance policy taken out by your solicitor called After the Event Insurance.

One of our panel of specialist personal injury solicitors can advise you, free of obligation, as to whether your claim can be dealt with on a No Win No Fee* basis.

Here at Sueyoursolicitors, we will help you through the entirety of the claims process, providing you with expert advice, always acting in the best interests of you and your family.

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