personal injury
Each year we deal with thousands
of personal injury cases. Every single one of them is
unique.
If you have been injured, had an accident or been affected by disease at
work, you could have a claim for compensation. We can advise you on
whether you have a case and the likely prospects of success. We
handle personal injury claims including:
Your case will be handled by a personal injury specialist, with
years of experience in the industry, who will provide you with
expert legal advice tailored to your own needs and circumstances.
As well as helping you achieve financial compensation, we can also
help with advice and assistance in relation to rehabilitation and
how to cope with changes in the future.
We do not act for insurance companies - so there is never any
conflict of interest.
All our personal injuries services are offered on a no
win no fee basis.
if you are a member of one of the Trade
Unions we represent, all personal injury services are free
- click
here for the Trade Union personal injury page.
For more information, download our compensation guide.
Industry testimonials
"Walker Smith Way is 'prepared to take on difficult
cases and fight them hard'. Practice head Neil
Turnbull recently settled a £1m-plus serious head injury claim.
Mark Denholm is 'approachable,
conscientious and hardworking, and has excellent judgement'. The
firm's key clients are trade unions such as Unite and
USDAW"
Legal 500 - the leading guide to the UK legal industry, 2012
edition
"This team is "thorough and meticulous" in its
approach to personal injury cases. The firm handles a broad
spectrum of work, including catastrophic injury and occupational
disease matters. A significant volume of the firm's work is
obtained through referrals from trade unions.
Jonathan Sharples is noted for his
"innovative and focused" approach and "high standards of
preparation" on personal injury matters. His practice is
centred around high-value cases involving brain and
spinal cord injuries." Chambers & Partners - the leading
guide to the UK legal industry, 2012 edition