Making a No Win, No Fee Accident Claim in Cumbria

Being involved in a road accident can be a traumatic and distressing event.

At Winn Solicitors we don’t believe that having suffered in a non-fault accident, injured parties should be made to pay out after a road accident. That’s why we’re the no win, no fee accident management specialists.

We know that people lead busy lives that require them to get back on their feet after a non-fault accident without worrying about the hassle of arranging repairs, replacement vehicles, medical treatments and legal support. As no win, no fee accident management specialists, Winns take care of everything during compensation and non-fault insurance claims. Our team of accident claim solicitors specialise in non-fault insurance claims and ensure that your claim is no win, no fee by taking their payment from the insurance company of the at-fault party.

People may believe that rural roads such as those found in Cumbria and towns like Whitehaven are quieter and therefore safer. Statistics however, show that 842 accidents took place on rural roads in 2013 whilst only 384 took place on urban roads.

Cumbria has also become a very popular destination for cyclists, and so it is unsurprising that there were 134 accidents involving cyclists last year alone.

If you’ve been injured on the road either in a car, on a bike, or as a pedestrian then there are no better solicitors in Cumbria dealing with no win, no fee claims than Winn Solicitors. You can find out more about our no win, no fee services, and whether you are eligible to make a non-fault claim or not, by speaking to our expert team of no win, no fee accident management specialists. They’re on Live Chat (7am - 7pm every day) to answer your questions and available over the phone 24/7.

Remember, if you’ve been involved in a Road Traffic Accident where the other driver has driven away or left without parting with insurance details you are required to inform your local Police: http://www.cumbria.police.uk

To find out more about road safety in Cumbria, visit the CRSP site here: http://www.crsp.co.uk