Pedestrian Accident

We’ll have a friendly, no-obligation chat to understand your situation and explain your options. Your agent will ask you about your accident and injuries and gather details about your situation to see if you could be owed compensation. There’s no pressure, no judgment and no cost.

Nope - there’s no pressure to move forward until you’re ready. Ask all the questions you need so you can consider your options and make your own decision.

Absolutely. We handle your details with the utmost care and keep everything private. See my [Privacy Policy] for more information.

Yes, you can! If you need to make a claim on behalf of someone else, I’ve got your back. Acting as a “litigation friend” might sound scary, but don’t worry, I got you. Here’s how it works:

Claiming for a child

• Children under 18 can’t make a claim themselves, so a parent or guardian steps in as their litigation friend.
• You can start a claim any time before they turn 18, and if it’s not resolved by then, they’ll have until their 21st birthday to take it forward themselves.
• Your legal team will work with you to make sure your child’s needs are front and centre.

Claiming for someone who lacks mental capacity

• If someone you love can’t make decisions due to a lack of mental capacity, for example, a mental health condition or brain injury, you can act as their litigation friend. This is assessed on a case-by-case basis.
• There’s usually no time limit for making a claim unless they regain capacity, even briefly. If they do, the three-year time limit starts from that point.
• The legal team will work to secure compensation that covers their immediate and future needs, helping them move forward with the right support.

Taking this step can feel overwhelming, but I’m here to make it easier. You’ll have clear, caring guidance from your legal team every step of the way - and we’ll make sure both you and your loved one are fully supported from your first call.

You can! If you’re helping someone start a claim, whether supporting them during their phone consultation or helping them communicate, it’s important to understand that the person you’re helping must be able to provide us with consent for you to assist. They will still need to be fully involved in the claim as much as possible and they will be solely responsible for providing all instructions.

Why go it alone when you can have the top dogs in your corner? Having a lawyer makes the process smoother and increases your chances of success. Don’t worry - I’ll connect you with an expert from my trusted panel.

While it’s not a legal requirement to have a lawyer, having one on your side can make a huge difference to the outcome of your claim and how the process can feel for you. A lawyer has the experience and knowledge to handle all the tricky legal stuff, build a strong case, and negotiate the best possible outcome for you. They’ll handle all the paperwork, deadlines, and legal back-and-forth, so you don’t have to stress about a thing.

And the best part? With my no win, no fee service, you won’t pay anything upfront. You only pay if your claim is successful - so there’s less risk in letting a pro take the lead.

Usually, you need to make a claim and issue court proceedings within three years of the accident, but some exceptions apply. Let’s chat to see where you stand.

No problem! We can help with claims for accidents overseas, whether it was a holiday mishap or work-related.

In some cases, yes. You might still be eligible for compensation, even if you share some of the responsibility. Get in touch and we’ll figure out if you’re eligible together!