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Not all solicitors are the same. From our network of solicitors, we'll connect you with the expert who's right for your claim.
Discover why expertise in your type of injury claim will improve the likelihood that your claim is accepted, and will help ensure you get the compensation you need.
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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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Use our injury calculator to find out:
- If you qualify to claim
- How much you can claim
- Other losses you can claim for
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With the help of our extensive solicitor network, we'll review your case, estimate your compensation award, and guide you through the available options if you choose to claim.
Learn about the claims process in South Ayrshire
Road accident claims in South Ayrshire
Accidents on South Ayrshire's roads are relatively common. In contrast, there were 97 road accidents in South Ayrshire in 2020. Government data indicates there were 87 road accidents in South Ayrshire in 2021; 45 slight accidents, 36 accidents and 6 fatalities.
If you've been injured in a road traffic accident in South Ayrshire, or anywhere else in the UK, we understand the pain and suffering you may be going through. If your injuries were caused by another driver, cyclist, pedestrian or any other road user, you may be entitled to claim no win, no fee compensation.
Whether you have been involved in a hit-and-run, or have been hurt in a crash at a junction, our team are here. Our guide explains how to claim road accident compensation.
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Work accident claims in South Ayrshire
In 2021, there were 100 non-fatal work accidents and 0 fatalities in South Ayrshire.
If you have sustained an injury because of your employer's actions, you may be legally entitled to make a claim.
Whether you were injured while working as a nurse or a plumber, our work injury claim guide shows you how to make a successful compensation claim.
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Work accident compensation claims
Public place injury claims in South Ayrshire
An individual or company that owns or occupies a property has a legal duty of care to the people who visit it.
Whether your accident happened in a nightclub or on council-maintained land, you may be able to claim financial compensation.
If you have suffered an injury as a result of an accident in public, we can help.
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Clinical negligence claims in South Ayrshire
Medical negligence is the term for when a person is injured due to the lack of care of a doctor or other medical professional. We can help you make a claim against any of the private clinics and NHS trusts covering South Ayrshire, including NHS Ayrshire & Arran (Eglinton House, Ailsa Hospital, Dalmellington Road, Ayr, Ayshire).
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South Ayrshire support services
Not sure about taking legal action? These local organisations can offer advice and information, helping you decide what steps to take next.