At Fisher Jones Greenwood, we understand that suffering a personal injury can be a life-changing experience. Our dedicated team of personal injury lawyers combine legal expertise with compassionate support to help you secure the compensation you deserve.
Our team takes pride in providing clear, practical advice tailored to your specific circumstances. With decades of combined experience, we handle a wide range of personal injury cases, from road traffic accidents and workplace injuries to medical negligence and public liability claims.
For advice, contact us via our online enquiry form or call 0845 543 5700.
Road Traffic Accidents
Whether you’re a driver, passenger, cyclist, or pedestrian, we’ll help establish liability and secure appropriate compensation for your injuries and losses.
Workplace Injuries
If you’ve been injured at work due to unsafe conditions or negligence, our personal injury lawyers will navigate the complexities of employer liability to protect your rights.
Medical Negligence
Our specialists handle sensitive claims involving substandard medical care, misdiagnosis, surgical errors, and birth injuries with the utmost professionalism.
Serious Injury Claims
For catastrophic injuries, including brain and spinal damage, we provide comprehensive legal support focused on long-term care needs and financial security.
Taking the first step towards justice shouldn’t be complicated. Our initial consultation is free, with no obligation to proceed. We’ll assess your case, explain your options, and outline how we can help – all in plain English without unnecessary legal jargon.
Get in touch for a guaranteed response by completing our online enquiry form or calling us on 0845 543 5700.
For more than four decades, Fisher Jones Greenwood has provided expert legal advice to individuals and businesses throughout Essex, Suffolk, and London. Our dedicated team of solicitors is committed to delivering practical solutions for your legal matters. Contact us on 08455 435 700 or via our online enquiry form to schedule a consultation.
Request A CallbackHow long do I have to make a personal injury claim?
Generally, you have three years from the date of your accident or from when you first became aware your injury was related to someone’s negligence. There are important exceptions to this timeframe, particularly for children or those lacking mental capacity. We recommend contacting us as soon as possible to ensure your claim isn’t time-barred.
How much will it cost to pursue my claim?
We typically handle personal injury claims on a “No Win, No Fee” basis (Conditional Fee Agreement). This means you won’t pay legal fees if your claim is unsuccessful. If you win, most costs are recovered from the other side, with a small contribution from your compensation to cover certain expenses. We’ll explain all financial arrangements clearly before proceeding.
What compensation might I receive?
Compensation is calculated based on two main elements: general damages (for pain, suffering, and impact on life quality) and special damages (financial losses including medical expenses, lost earnings, and future care costs). Each case is unique, but we’ll provide realistic estimates based on relevant guidelines and our extensive experience with similar claims.
Will I need a medical examination?
Yes, an independent medical expert will need to examine you and provide a report on your injuries. This crucial evidence helps establish the extent of your injuries and their impact on your life, forming the foundation of your compensation claim.
How involved will I need to be in the process?
While we handle the legal complexities, your input remains essential. You’ll need to provide accurate information about your accident and injuries, attend medical examinations, and review documents. We aim to make this process as straightforward as possible, keeping disruption to your recovery minimal.
What if the person who caused my injury doesn't have insurance?
We can still pursue compensation through alternative routes. For road accidents, claims can be made through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau. For workplace injuries, employers are legally required to have liability insurance. For public liability cases, we’ll explore all possible avenues for compensation.
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