Each case is different and the amount of compensation differs from one case to another. In order to be able to establish the amount of compensation you may be due, we will have to obtain a medical report from a specialised doctor. This medical report will be obtained through us as your solicitors and you will not have to pay for the cost of it. In those accidents where the victims have suffered catastrophic injuries, the age of the victim plays an important role. In addition to the amount of compensation requested based on the injuries suffered, you may also be entitled to obtain any losses you have as a direct result of the accident. This category includes salary losses, care and assistance provided by family or authorised persons and treatments.

If you’ve suffered a catastrophic injury, the process may be longer than usual. It is very important that we take the time to understand the severity of your injuries, how long will it take for you to recover and how much you can recover. We will hire expert doctors to examine you and prepare a medical report. When the process is longer than usual, we will do our best to obtain interim payments for all the necessary expenses and access to rehabilitation. For any other cases, the timeframe is dependent on the nature of the injuries and the difficulty of the case.

The first step is to have a meeting with us to see if you are entitled to a claim. We can offer you a free meeting at our London based office or at a location of your choice, your home, in the hospital or even at work if necessary. We will contact the opponent or the organisation related to the accident suffered and we will open a claim in your name. In the UK, 95% of cases are settled amiably without the need of a court. If your case cannot be settled amiably, then it will be submitted to the court. We will always keep you up to date throughout the case and you will be advised when you have to make a decision, both in writing and verbally. We are with you at every step of the way. Contact Us

As a parent or a legal guardian, you have the possibility to make a claim when the minor child has suffered an accident. You can also make a claim when a loved one has died as a result of an accident and you are the deceased's successor or the legal successor. In addition to the above, you can make a claim as a parent, legal guardian, husband when the victim of the accident does not have the ability to make decisions in his interest.

Our advice is to submit your claim as soon as possible. This aspect is justified by the fact that the circumstances of the accident are recent and the possibility of a more adequate reconstruction is much easier. You may also need rehabilitation as soon as possible and rehabilitation can be requested through your solicitor. From a legal point of view, you have 3 years from the date of the accident to submit a claim for compensation. After this term of 3 years, the case is prescribed. However, there are exceptions to this rule, in the case of minor children when the 3-year limitation period runs from the date when the minor has reached the legal age of 18 or for persons without mental capacity. It is very important to contact your solicitor as soon as possible after the accident.

You are entitled to make a claim even if you did not have an employment contract at the time of the accident. You may also be entitled to obtain a compensation if as a result of a visit in a building site or someone's premises you have suffered injuries through no fault of your own.

You can transfer your case to Remus Robu Solicitors at any stage of the process. If you are not satisfied with the services offered by your current law firm, please contact us to arrange an initial meeting. Contact Us