Child Accident Compensation Claim

Has your child been injured in an accident that wasn't their fault? The professional and highly experienced solicitors at Percy Hughes and Roberts in Merseyside can help you claim for compensation on their behalf.

An accident involving a child can significantly affect that child's life, be it as a result of time off school, a debilitating personal injury or the emotional affect it has on their family and friends. Our personal injury lawyers at PHR Solicitors in Merseyside have extensive experience of handling child accident compensation claims, and always ensure clients receive 100% of the compensation awarded by the courts.

Can I Make a Claim?

Many parents aren't sure whether or not they are legally eligible to claim on behalf of their child if they are injured in an accident that was not their fault. But it is highly likely you will be able to claim the financial compensation your child deserves.

In such situations, compensation awarded by the courts is intended to help you cover:

•  Educational absence

•  Psychological damage/trauma

•  Long term suffering

•  Medical treatment costs

•  Long term care and rehabilitation

‘No win, no fee'

At PHR Solicitors we operate on a ‘no win, no fee' basis, meaning our service is completely free to you. If we win your compensation claim case we will recoup our legal fees from the guilty party's insurer; if we lose, we won't ask you to pay a penny. When you choose to pursue a claim on behalf of your child with the team at PHR, we ensure you are able to keep 100% of the financial compensation awarded.

Make Your Compensation Claim Today

At PHR Solicitors, making a claim for compensation on behalf of a child is easy; simply contact the friendly and experienced team of personal injury lawyers at PHR Solicitors. We will conduct an in-depth analysis of your case and provide you with clear, easy to understand legal advice on your claim's chances of success.

To contact PHR Solicitors today call freephone 0800 781 3894 or complete the enquiry form on the ‘contact us' page.