Clear advice when an injury turns your life upside down
An injury can affect your health, your work, your finances and your family. Whether you were hurt in an accident or believe medical treatment has harmed you, we explain your options in plain English before you decide anything.
We look at what happened, what evidence is needed and what you may be able to recover, then guide you through each step of the claim.
Claims we handle
If someone else was responsible for your injury, you may be entitled to compensation.
Road traffic accidents
Drivers, passengers, cyclists, motorcyclists and pedestrians injured on the road.
Read moreAccidents at work
Injuries caused by unsafe equipment, poor training or an unsafe workplace.
Read moreSlips, trips and falls
Accidents in shops, public places or on poorly maintained pavements.
Read moreClinical negligence
Harm caused by misdiagnosis, surgical errors, or delayed or incorrect treatment.
Read moreNHS claims
Negligent treatment in NHS hospitals, GP surgeries and clinics.
Read moreOther injuries
Assaults, faulty products, holiday accidents and more. Ask us.
Read moreDo I have a claim?
Answer two quick questions. This isn’t legal advice. It simply shows whether it’s worth speaking to us.
How No Win No Fee works
Most personal injury claims are funded through a Conditional Fee Agreement. You pay nothing upfront, and if your claim is unsuccessful you won’t pay our fees.
If you win, a success fee comes out of your compensation. For personal injury claims this is capped by law at 25% of your damages (excluding future losses). We explain every cost in writing before you sign anything.
To start
No upfront legal fees to begin your claim.
If you lose
You don’t pay our fees if the claim fails.
Maximum success fee
The legal cap, agreed with you in writing.
Insurance
After-the-event insurance can cover other costs if you lose.
What happens when you contact us
Free consultation
We listen to what happened and tell you honestly whether you may have a claim.
Gathering evidence
Accident reports, photographs, witness details and medical records.
Medical assessment
We arrange an independent medical report on your injuries.
Valuing your losses
Pain and suffering, plus lost earnings, treatment and travel costs.
Negotiation and settlement
We deal with the other side and push for a fair outcome.
Time limits apply to injury claims
In most cases you have 3 years from the date of the injury, or from when you first knew about it, to start court proceedings. For children, the 3 years usually starts at their 18th birthday. Evidence is easier to gather early, so don’t leave it late.
Meet your solicitor
Qamar Uz Zaman
[Qualifications, when you qualified, and your experience with personal injury and clinical negligence claims.] You speak directly to Qamar, who handles your claim personally from start to finish.
- Plain-English advice
- No Win No Fee
- One point of contact
- English, Urdu and Punjabi
- SRA regulated
- Regular updates
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Frequently asked questions
What can I claim for?
You can claim for the injury itself, including pain, suffering, psychological harm and loss of enjoyment of life. You can also claim back money the injury has cost you, such as lost earnings, treatment and rehabilitation costs, travel expenses, care from family or carers, and changes to your home or vehicle.
How much is my claim worth?
It depends on how serious your injury is, how long recovery takes and your financial losses. We can give you an estimate once we understand your circumstances and have medical evidence.
How long does a personal injury claim take?
Straightforward claims can settle within months. More complex claims, especially clinical negligence, can take longer. We keep you updated at every stage.
Will I have to go to court?
Most personal injury claims settle without going to court. If a hearing is needed, we’ll prepare you and explain what to expect.
Can I claim against the NHS?
Yes. Claims for negligent NHS treatment are handled by NHS Resolution. Making a claim does not affect your future NHS care.
What if I was partly to blame?
You may still be able to claim. Your compensation may be reduced to reflect your share of responsibility.
Can I claim for a minor road injury like whiplash?
Lower-value road traffic injury claims now go through the Official Injury Claim service. We can explain your options and whether we can help.
Can I claim for my child or a family member?
Yes. A parent or guardian can claim on behalf of a child, and claims can be made for someone who lacks mental capacity.
Tell us what happened
Free, no-obligation assessment. We’ll get back to you within [one working day].
Prefer to talk?
- Phone
- +44 7925 273896
- Qamar@lcssolicitor.co.uk
- Office
- [Street address, Town, Postcode]
- Opening hours
- [Mon to Fri, 9am to 5:30pm]