Other Claims
From personal injuries to other claims such as financial disputes or professional negligence, DPP Law’s solicitors have the expertise to achieve the best possible outcome for you.
Injuries can occur in any place at any time – and if they are someone else’s fault, the injured party may certainly be eligible for compensation or damages.
Even if an injury occurred in the most unusual of circumstances, there’s no reason to presume that you won’t be able to receive the payout you deserve. It’s not only you who may be able to benefit from making a claim – if a family member has suffered an illness or physical issue as a result of your injury – heart trouble from the stress involved in supporting you during your recovery or back damage from helping you around the house, for example – it’s possible for them to receive compensation too.
Why DPP?
Whether your injury is permanent or debilitating or you’re likely to be back on your feet relatively soon but have been set back financially as a result of being unable to do your job, DPP Law can help you. With more than three decades worth of experience within this field of law, we know how frustrating and upsetting it is to be put out of action – particularly if it’s through no fault of your own – and we’re happy to help any individual to fight for justice to be upheld.
How We Can Help
If you wish to make a claim for compensation due to an injury that was not your fault, we can help you. All you need to do is to call our team of knowledgeable experts today on 0333 200 5859, and we’ll be more than happy to help you put your case together. Your first consultation is absolutely free, so you can take the time to decide on the best approach with no cost involved. Contact DPP Law now.
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FAQs
These are claims that don’t fall into common categories like road accidents or workplace injuries. They can include injuries from defective products, dog bites, sporting accidents, burns, assaults, or any incident where someone else’s negligence caused you harm.
Anyone who suffered an injury because another person, organisation, or business was negligent may be able to claim. This includes adults, children, and in some cases family members acting on behalf of someone unable to claim themselves.
Compensation depends on the type and severity of your injury, how it affects your daily life, any loss of earnings, medical expenses, and long-term needs. Independent medical reports help determine the value.
Most personal injury claims must be made within three years of the incident or from when you first realised you were injured. Different time limits apply for children or those lacking mental capacity.
Yes. You can still claim, but your compensation may be reduced to reflect your share of responsibility. Being partly at fault does not prevent you from pursuing a claim.
Yes. Conditions such as anxiety, trauma, or stress can be included if they were caused by the incident and supported by medical evidence.