You don't have to use the solicitor appointed to you by your insurance company - You have the legal right to pick your own solicitor.
We get our costs from the other side so you keep 100% of your compensation. GUARANTEED
There are a lot of companies who on the surface look like solicitors but are in fact claims management companies. These companies are normally ran from a call centre and just take your claim and sell it on to a solicitor who is willing to pay the highest price. Cut out the middle man today and come direct to a trusted and well established law firm like Russell & Russell Solicitors.
WHO WE'VE HELPED
January 2012
Mr Vince Pearl secures £1,600 for a client suffering an allergic reaction followoing a treatment at a beauty salon.
December 2011
Nicola Griffiths, Personal Injury Solicitor at Russell & Russell, secures £4,900 for a delivery driver injured on the job.
December 2011
A HGV lorry driver receives £4,500 following a road traffic accident.
December 2011
Jane Penman, Partner at Russell & Russell has taken over a claim where the previous solicitor was failing to progress the file. Jane Penman settles the claim, 6 months later, for £1,700.
December 2011
Mr Neil Seddon, Partner at Russell & Russell secures £12,287 for a client involved in an accident at a gardening show.
December 2011
Mr J.Derrick Smethurst has secured a compensation sum of £750,000 for a client involved in a serious road traffic accident.
October 2011
Mr Howard was carrying out his usual duties as a Head Groundsman and cleaning out the horse stables. Mr Howard had to lay slabs on the muddy ground to allow a tractor to access the stable.
October 2011
Mr Daniels was involved in a road traffic accident in which he suffered multiple injuries.
Miss Steele was a passenger when the vehicle was hit from the rear, resulting in her suffering from whiplash to her neck and upper body.
Derrick Smethurst secured a total award of 1.3million in a head injury case. The following is an extract of a letter received:
Mr Brown from Wigan was proceeding along the middle lane of the motorway when he was hit by another vehicle travelling in the same direction after it had already hit the central reservation.
Mrs Cooke was a passenger in a taxi which hit a bollard in the centre of the road.
Mr Wilson sustained an injury to his elbow during an accident at work where he fell off some poorly erected scaffold.
Mr Smethurst has access to knowledgeable and well respected experts who undertook assessments and reports on behalf of our case.
Many people feel uncomfortable making a claim straight after the event and it is only when they have had time to consider the impact which their injuries have had on their day to day life that they want to look in to possible compensation for their suffering. This can be particularly true when the injury is sustained at work and people worry about the consequences of pursuing a claim against their employer. One such case came to us quite recently.
Even what can appear to you to be the most obvious case of "who is to blame" can sometimes become a very involved and difficult matter, as one of our clients recently found out, but in the hands of an experienced law firm, a successful outcome can still be achieved.
*Please note all client names have been changed
