Can I make a claim?
Stage one
If you can answer yes to all these questions you may be able to claim compensation for your injuries.
- Were you on duty (at work) at the time of the accident?
- Was the person who caused the accident a civilian or contractor?
- Did the accident occur in the past three years?
- Were the injuries you received serious enough for you to have required medical attention, either in hospital or with a doctor?
Even if you can’t say yes to all the above questions, you may still have a case, so it is important to speak to one of our legal advisors or send off details of your claim.
Ralli solicitors have over 30 years experience in specialising in personal injury claims and will always act in YOUR best interest.
Stage two
You now need to tell us about your accident. Then one of our legal advisors can tell you if you have a claim for compensation. We will then ensure that one of our specialist personal injury solicitors calls you to talk you through the claims process. Remember under the ToPaS scheme this service is free of charge and you keep 100% of the compensation recovered. You can contact us by calling one of our legal advisors or by completing our online claim form.
By Phone. Call us on 0870 998 9000 and ask for the ToPaS scheme.
Call back. You can ask us to call you back: Just fill out the Call Back form on this site and press send and one of our advisors will call you back as quickly as possible.
Online claim form. Complete the Online claim form and press send.
Request an Information Pack. If you would like more information about our personal injury services, you can ask us to send you an Information Pack by post. Just click on the request information pack and complete the form and press send.
You can win compensation for your injuries if the defendant admits liability (blame) for the accident, even if you are partly to blame yourself.
Sometimes the defendant will admit liability but will disagree with the amount of money you are claiming. If this happens, your solicitor will advise you of the proper amount and negotiate a settlement on your behalf.
Occasionally, if the sum cannot be agreed upon, or if the defendant denies liability, the case may have to go to court, if this happens, your solicitor will represent you and engage a barrister to speak on your behalf.. This rarely happens, as most cases are settled before the need for a court hearing.
Stage three. After your solicitor has spoken with you about your personal injury claim they will send to you by post a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA) to read, sign and return. By signing the CFA, this will mean that by law all your legal costs will be paid by the losing side if you win your case.
If your personal injury claim goes to court and you lose your claim, your solicitor will have provided for you an insurance policy called After the Event Insurance.
This insurance policy will cover all your opponents costs up to £100,000, protecting you from having to pay anything in the event of losing your case.
