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With no win, no fee, you'll be represented by an expert solicitor with no upfront cost and nothing to pay if your claim is unsuccessful.
If you win your claim, your solicitor will receive a pre-agreed percentage of your compensation.
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For more than a decade, Quittance has helped injured individuals in Kilmarnock and across the UK explore their legal rights and options, and find the best legal support to claim the compensation they deserve.
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Kilmarnock road accident claims
Accidents on Kilmarnock's roads are quite common. Department of Transport data reveals there were 317 road accidents in Ayrshire in 2021, including 191 slight accidents, 109 accidents and 17 fatal accidents. Incidents in the Kilmarnock area in 2013 included traffic collisions on the A77 and A735 roundabout and on the A735 and A71 roundabout.
If you've been injured by another road user's actions or negligence, we can help you get the support and financial compensation you need for your recovery.
Regardless of whether you have been hurt in a crash, or have suffered an injury in a motorbike accident, our expert team can help. This guide to road accident compensation sets out everything you need to know about the compensation process.
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Work injury claims in Kilmarnock
Ayrshire Health and Safety Executive data for 2021 revealed there were 216 non-fatal and 0 fatal work accidents. The injured worker was required to take 7 or more days off work in 142 cases.
Have you been injured at work and your employer, or another member of staff, was liable? If so you may be able to claim compensation through their liability insurance.
All employers owe a duty of care to their employees. Whether you were injured or made ill when working as a firefighter or a welder, our work injury claim guide sets out everything you need to know about making a successful no win, no fee claim.
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Public place accident claims in Kilmarnock
Occupiers' liability refers to the legal duty of care owed by property owners to anyone who visits their property.
Whether you were hurt on council property or on a wet floor at a supermarket, and the owner or occupier of the location was responsible, you may be able to claim compensation for your injuries and any financial losses.
If you have suffered an injury as a result of an accident in public, we can help.
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Medical negligence claims in Kilmarnock
Clinical negligence is the term used when a patient sustains an injury or illness as the result of a GP or other medical professional's lack of care. If you have been the victim of clinical negligence, our panel of specialist clinical negligence solicitors can help you make a claim against any of the private clinics and NHS trusts covering Kilmarnock.
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Claimant support in Kilmarnock
Unsure about starting a claim? Various local resources offer free advice and information to guide your next steps.