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Simply put, if you enter a No Win No Fee agreement with us, you do not pay anything if you lose your case. If we take your case on but it turns out that you are not successful, you are not required to pay our fees. It is also known as conditional fee agreement which minimises the financial risk involved for the client.

You can rest assured that you are in good hands. We have a high success rate and if we take on your case it means that there is a good chance that you will win your case.

Before you start your claim, we want to make sure you understand what No Win No Fee means. A No Win No Fee arrangement is one where you only pay your solicitor a fee if you win your claim. If your solicitor takes on your case and you aren’t successful, you won’t pay them any legal fees, so you will not be left out of pocket for our services. After an accident or injury, you’ll want to focus on your recovery rather than on funding a claim. There are no hidden charges or upfront costs. This is covered by us and we make sure that there are no surprises along the way. If we think that you can win this case, we will tell you and you do not need to worry about paying for any solicitors. No Win No Fee agreements were introduced by the government to give people who couldn’t afford legal representation the chance to get justice. Not everyone can pay for solicitors to get them justice. This means that everyone is now able to make a compensation claim after being injured in an accident that wasn’t their fault. If you want to take advantage of our No Win No Fee Agreement and want more information about making a claim, please contact us or fill in the form for us to contact you.

We would like to be as clear as possible with our clients and speak in a language that you understand. The reason we describe our Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA) as no win no is because you truly do not have to pay anything if you lose. 

However, here are somethings that you may want to look out for:

• Disbursements. These are expenses such as reports or court fees incurred for bringing your claim. Some solicitors may want you to pay for these if you lose your case as it is not their fees. We do not. You simply do not pay anything if you lose with us, not even for your disbursements.
• Defendant's costs. If you do lose you may have to pay the defendant's costs but usually an After the Event Insurance policy can be taken out with your permission to cover this.  If you have a personal injury claim then you will be protected under QOCS too.
• Base Costs. Some solicitors limit their fee o a certain amount instead of writing off the whole thing.