Yes, you can make a claim if you were injured on someone else’s property due to their negligence. To succeed, it’s important to prove that the property owner failed to maintain safe conditions, which directly caused your injury. This may involve collecting photographs of the scene, witness statements, accident reports, and medical records.

In public liability cases, evidence of slips, trips, or falls, unsafe premises, or negligent maintenance is essential to establish responsibility. Proper documentation and detailed records help strengthen your claim for compensation for injuries, medical expenses, lost earnings, and pain and suffering. Acting promptly and keeping thorough records increases the chances of a successful public liability claim.

Yes, you may be entitled to make a claim if you developed an industrial disease due to unsafe working conditions. At Claim Time Solicitors, we have extensive experience supporting individuals affected by occupational diseases, including asbestos-related conditions, respiratory illnesses, noise-induced hearing loss, vibration white finger, and chemical exposure claims.

To succeed, it is essential to show that your illness was caused by your working environment. Our specialist solicitors will work with medical experts and review your employment history to gather the evidence needed to prove liability. We offer clear guidance at every stage and pursue the maximum compensation available to cover your pain, suffering, lost earnings, and future care needs.

All of our industrial disease claims are handled on a No Win, No Fee basis, ensuring that you face no financial risk in bringing your case forward.

If you believe your illness is linked to your work, contact Claim Time Solicitors today for dedicated advice and professional representation in your work-related illness claim.

Yes, family members may be able to claim compensation following a fatal medical negligence case.

If a loved one has passed away because of medical errors, certain relatives — such as a spouse, children, or dependants — may be eligible to pursue a claim. The compensation can cover several aspects, including:

• Funeral and related expenses

• Loss of financial dependency (if the deceased was a breadwinner)

• Loss of services (such as childcare or household support provided by the deceased)

• Bereavement damages (a statutory award for close relatives)

In addition, claims can also address the pain and suffering experienced by the deceased before their death.

Specialist firms like Claim Time Solicitors support families in these difficult situations, offering guidance and representation to secure fair compensation while handling the legal process with sensitivity.

Yes, you can. At Claim Time Solicitors, we understand that medical negligence doesn’t just cause physical pain—it can also leave lasting emotional scars. Anxiety, stress, depression, and trauma are all recognised as part of the suffering caused by negligent treatment, and you may be entitled to compensation for this alongside your physical injuries.

Our team will gather the right medical evidence, including expert reports, to demonstrate the psychological impact you’ve faced. With our No Win, No Fee promise, there’s no financial risk in bringing a claim. If the negligence happened within the last three years, you may have a valid case.

Quick reporting is important because:

• It makes sure the accident is officially recorded in the company’s accident book.

• It helps secure evidence such as witness details or CCTV footage before it is lost.

•  It shows you acted promptly, which strengthens any future compensation claim.

If an injury is not reported quickly, it may raise questions about how and when it happened. Acting early protects your health, your rights, and your chances of making a successful workplace injury claim.

For more guidance, you can visit the Claim Time workplace injury page, where experts explain the process and how no-win, no-fee claims work.

When you’ve been injured in an accident — whether at work, on the road, or anywhere else — the claims process can feel confusing and overwhelming. Many people ask themselves: Do I really need a solicitor, or can I handle the claim on my own?

The truth is, having a solicitor makes a huge difference. At Claim Time Solicitors, we don’t just handle paperwork — we fight to make sure you get the maximum compensation you’re entitled to. Here’s how we help:

• Clear advice from day one – We explain your rights in simple terms and confirm if you have a strong claim.

• Strong evidence building – We collect medical reports, accident records, and witness statements to strengthen your case.

• Dealing with insurers – Insurance companies often try to pay less. We negotiate on your behalf to secure a fair outcome.

• Meeting deadlines – Claims have strict time limits. We ensure everything is filed correctly and on time.

• Maximising your compensation – We don’t just look at medical bills, but also loss of earnings, future care, and the emotional impact of your injury.

• No Win, No Fee support – You don’t pay us anything upfront. If your claim isn’t successful, you won’t owe us a penny.

With us on your side, you can focus on your recovery while we take care of the legal process and fight for the best result.

The time it takes to settle a personal injury claim in the UK can vary. On average, straightforward claims may settle within 6–12 months, while more complex cases, especially those involving serious injuries or disputed liability, can take 18 months or longer.

Several factors can affect the timeline:

• Medical evidence – Waiting for a medical report to fully assess the injury often extends the process.

• Negotiations – If the other party’s insurer accepts liability quickly, settlement is faster. Disputes can cause delays.

• Court involvement – Most claims are settled out of court, but if court proceedings are needed, it usually takes longer.

At Claim Time Solicitors, we work to speed up the process while ensuring you receive the maximum compensation you’re entitled to. Every case is different, but we’ll guide you step by step and keep you updated throughout.

While you are legally allowed to file a personal injury claim on your own in the UK, many people find the process complex and overwhelming. From gathering strong evidence and negotiating with insurers to understanding time limits and accurately valuing your claim, having a solicitor makes a huge difference.

A personal injury solicitor can:

• Ensure all paperwork and deadlines are handled correctly.

• Collect and present medical reports and witness statements effectively.

• Negotiate with insurers to secure the maximum compensation.

• Take your case to court if necessary.

At Claim Time Solicitors, we specialise in personal injury claims and work on a “No Win, No Fee” basis, meaning there’s no financial risk to you. Having an expert on your side often leads to a faster and more successful outcome than going it alone.