All potential accident compensation claims clients in the United Kingdom that complete and send a contact form or who use the 24/7 free phone helpline are referred to a specialist personal injury solicitor for free advice. Where the cause of action arose in England & Wales then a potential accident compensation claims client will be transferred to a law firm that has a solicitor who is a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) and that also has a solicitor who is a member of the Law Society's Personal Injury Panel. In suitable cases that solicitor will deal with a compensation claim on a no win no fee basis and will also guarantee that if the claim is successful then compensation will be paid in full with no deductions. Win or lose there will be no charge. To cover the costs of running this website and maintaining and administering our panel of law firms, we are paid £350.00 plus vat for each case referred to a firm of solicitors in England & Wales which results in a retainer. Similar, though not identical, arrangements apply for potential clients whose cause of action arose in Scotland or Northern Ireland who are referred to lawyers operating in those countries. In no case is the referral fee paid by the client but is a charge paid by the solicitor who receives the referral. These arrangements do not apply in CICA cases.

All data supplied to us relating to injury compensation claims is kept electronically and is not given to any third party except those dealing with your accident claim including the allocated solicitor. All personal information held about you is deleted at the conclusion of your claim. All information that you supply is kept on a password and firewall protected computer hard drive and is backed up regularly to zip media which is kept securely. You may have access to all personal information relating to your claim kept by us and we will correct any erroneous information at your request.

The information provided on this site is not, and is not intended to be legal advice which should only be obtained from a professionally qualified solicitor or barrister. The site is not intended to create and does not create a solicitor-client relationship between you and the site or the site proprietors. You should not act on or rely on any information on the site without seeking the independent advice of a solicitor. No contractual nor any other relationship is intended to be created between you and the site or the site proprietors. All enquiries to the site are referred to a qualified solicitor for advice and the site is not responsible for his actions. The site disclaims all responsibility for any loss or damage of any kind resulting from, arising out of or in any way related to the use of the site.

The Motor Insurers Burea do not pay legal costs in claims involving untraced or hit and run drivers. Whilst our solicitors will deal with the claim on a no win no fee basis, in the event of a successful outcome resulting in payment of compensation, legal costs will be deducted from any sums received. Your solicitor will explain these costs arrangements in full prior to acting on your behalf.

The medical information provided on this website should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or a disease and is for educational and informational purposes only and is not and is not intended to be medical advice. If you have or suspect you may have a health problem you should consult an appropriately qualified professional health care provider.

The Law and terms and conditions outlined on this website relate to injury compensation claims arising in England or Wales. Whilst both the law and solicitors terms in Scotland and Northern Ireland may in many respects be similar, there can be substantial differences. Enquiries should always be made directly to your accident solicitor for definitive information on financial and legal matters.

There are time limits within which injury compensation claims should be settled or legal proceedings should be issued in a court of law. Failure to comply with these time limits can result in loss of the opportunity to claim compensation. Reference should always be made to a qualified solicitor to obtain information and advice on these time limits as soon as possible after the event giving rise to the potential claim.