Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I choose Glassbrooks?

There can be no better recommendation than that of our former clients. We are proud to say that many of our existing clients have been advised to use our services by friends and family members we previously acted for. Our expertise and unrivalled resources allows us to deal with your case as quickly and effectively as possible to get you the maximum compensation for your injury at absolutely no cost to you.
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What sort of injury claims do Glassbrooks deal with?

Our expertise and unrivalled resources mean that we are able to act in virtually any type of personal injury claim. Like most solicitors, the majority of our work is made up of claims arising from road traffic accidents, accidents at work and tripping and slipping accidents in the street and other public places. However we also regularly take on more specialist personal injury claims, please call us for more information.

Another firm has told me I don't have a case. What should I do?

Contact us as soon as possible. Our expertise and experience often allows us to take on and win cases others think hopeless.

Will I have to pay anything?

Absolutely not. Not one penny. All legal costs are paid by the other side if your claim is successful. In the unlikely event that your claim is not successful then you still pay nothing because our No Win No Fee funding scheme guarantees that we will not charge you anything.

Will I get all my compensation?

Yes. We guarantee you will receive 100% of your damages. We guarantee you will pay nothing whether your case is won or lost.

How long do I have to make a claim?

If you have had an accident then you have 3 years from the date of that accident to make a claim. If you were under 18 when the accident happened then you have until your 21st birthday to make a claim. If you have developed a disease or some other condition through the fault of someone else then the rules are more complicated. In broad terms you have 3 years from the date you first realised that you had developed your disease or your condition and at the same time knew or should have known that that disease or condition was caused by someone else's negligence. The courts have discretion to allow claims to continue even if the 3 year time limit has been exceeded.

I have been the victim of a violent crime. Can I claim?

Yes. If you have been the victim of an assault or other violent criminal act then you are entitled to claim compensation. The amount you can be awarded is anything from £1,000 - £250,000. If you fail to make a complete recovery compensation can also be claimed for loss of earnings. The time limit for these claims is usually 2 years from the time of the attack.

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