• Making an Online Personal Injury Claim

Many people still associate legal actions with mountains of paperwork in dusty offices. But now that online personal injury claims are the norm, you can start your legal action from the comfort of your own home. This is how online claims work.

First, you fill in an online form which includes a questionnaire asking for your personal details and some basic information about the events surrounding the incident that resulted in your personal injury. Maximum Compensation use a simple online form that can be completed in around 2 minutes. If you do not like filling in forms (whether online or on paper), you can telephone a free claims assessment hotline, where a friendly team member will ask for similar information.

After filling in this form or making that initial telephone call, a claims professional will be in contact with you to give you a free assessment of your claim’s chance of success, together with some advice about how to take the matter forward.

If you are advised to pursue an online personal injury claim, Maximum Compensation will send you a small amount of paperwork to check, sign and return.

From this point onwards, the claim is in the hands of your legal advisors, whose next step will be to collect the evidence needed to build up your case.

• Depending on the medical evidence you have available, you may have to attend an extra appointment with a medical specialist who is an expert at dealing with personal injury cases. If such an appointment is needed, Maximum Compensation pay for the appointment and recoup the cost from the other party if you win your case.

• Your legal advisors will then contact the person you think was responsible for your personal injury, and let them know that you are making an online personal injury claim and seeking damages.

• Most personal injury cases are settled in the weeks or months that follow this first contact. After all, if the case is clear cut and the other party (or more likely their insurance company) admits that they were at fault, it is a waste of everyone’s time and money to keep arguing about it. The only question that remains in that case is how much compensation are you entitled to?

• Reaching an acceptable settlement can mean that a number of offers and counteroffers are exchanged between the parties before one is eventually accepted.

  Throughout process of your online personal injury claim, you can contact your legal advisors and ask questions or request an update by phone, email or letter. If you have chosen Maximum Compensation to take your case, you can even go online and log into a secure area of our website to track the progress of your case. So if your legal advisors have received some extra queries from the court or have requested some further information from a medical expert, you can clearly see that this is the case from the system.

Thinking of making an online personal injury claim? Make sure you read the small print on no win no fee agreements, to ensure that you know what is involved. With Maximum Compensation, we will not charge a penny and will not deduct anything from your compensation so fill in the online form today to get started.

1. Fill in the 2 minute 'Free Online Claim Assessment Form'
2. Contact us on any of the following numbers: 08707 02 02 02 or 0800 292 2182
3. Email us at accidenthelp@100percent-compensation.co.uk or
4. Fill in the call back form and we shall call you back at your convenience.

Please note the service we provide is confidential and it won't even cost you for trying.

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I would recommend with confidence."

Y. B. Lincolnshire

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W. A. Leeds, Yorkshire

"I'm very pleased with 100% Compenstation, everything is going along smoothly and I've been treated very well. Everything has been made easy and the solicitor was very nice and understanding."

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