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committed to injured people
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committed to injured people

Criminal injury compensation lawyers

If you have been an innocent victim of a violent crime, there are three ways in which you can seek compensation. Firstly, you could make a claim again the assailant – though even in a successful case it can be difficult to obtain money from the perpetrator. Secondly, you could make a claim against an employer where the injury occurred in a workplace if the employer could have prevented the crime. Finally you may be able to claim compensation from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA), who run a government funded Scheme.

Financial assistance can make a big difference when it comes to getting your life back on track following a criminal injury. To find out more about making a criminal injury claim please speak to one of our accredited lawyers. Only specialist criminal injury lawyers are listed on this page.

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I am a founding Partner of the firm, which is an APIL accredited Practice, and head of the industrial disease and personal injury departments.  I qualified as a solicitor in 1998 and am accredited as a Fellow of APIL. I regularly act for victims of serious workplace accidents who have sustained life changing injuries such as amputations.  I also specialise in asbestos related illness and noise induced hearing loss matters and have represented such claimants in the UK and overseas...
Personal injury legal practice Personal injury - Fellow
Mr David Hughes of RWK GOODMAN LLP in Oxford
I graduated with a First Class degree in Law in 2014 and went onto complete my LPC in 2016. I was admitted to the rolls as a solicitor in 2018. I come from a broad legal background including dealing with Industrial Disease and multi-track catastrophic injury claims, Criminal Injury (CICA) and housing possession proceedings. I also have extensive advocacy experience, attending court on a regular basis for a range of matters such as complex disclosure applications and CMCs as well as extensive...
Occupational disease lawyer Asbestos disease lawyer Personal injury - Senior Litigator
Mrs Sue Stoll of ENABLE LAW in Bristol
Personal injury - Senior Litigator
Mrs Vicki Wanless of BEECHAM PEACOCK NORTH EAST LTD T/A BEECHAM PEACOCK SOLICITORS in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
I qualified as a solicitor in 2000 and since then have worked exclusively for individuals / Claimants who have suffered personal injury as a result of an accident or an occupational disease. I have never worked for a Defendant practice. I am an APIL accredited senior litigator and have been for a number of years. I am also recognised by the Legal500 as a specialist in industrial disease particularly asbestos conditions.
Personal injury - Senior Litigator
Mr Daniel Carr of MALCOLM C FOY & CO LTD in Doncaster
Personal injury - Senior Litigator
Michelle has specialised in medical negligence claims, covering all types of complex medical issues, since 2010, when she commenced a role as a Legal Assistant. Michelle joined Hudgell Solicitors in March 2015 and was promoted to the role of an Associate Solicitor in 2021, supervising and supporting a team of four. Michelle qualified as a solicitor in November 2014 after attaining a Legal Practice Course distinction at York in 2009. Michelle covers all aspects of medical...
Personal injury legal practice Personal injury - Senior Litigator
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