Personal Injury Lawyer for Injury Compensation Claims
Our personal injury solicitors are here to help. We can help you reclaim any out-of-pocket expenses, help you to access local health care support, and make sure you receive the compensation you and your family deserve.
Attwells Solicitors work on a case-by-case basis offering you wherever possible a no-win, no-fee injury legal service. We work closely with our clients to ensure that they feel protected, reassured and can focus on their recovery.
Get the compensation you deserve
Attwells take every care not to compound a stressful and deeply traumatic time. To this end we use jargon-free language, communicate via a method most suited to your needs, and will always endeavour to obtain the information we require in face-to-face meetings.
As well as obtaining compensation for your injuries we will work hard to get private medical treatment and rehabilitation for you to help you recover more quickly from your injuries.
You will have access to a personal injury local solicitor who will assist you with your claim from start to finish. We are able to offer home visits or visit you in hospital, in addition to any of our offices in Ipswich, Colchester, or St. John’s Wood.
No win, no fee personal injury
Attwells Solicitors offer a no-win, no-fee personal injury service because we know your financial circumstances may have been limited by your injury. As a result, should your claim be unsuccessful you will not be required to pay any legal fees.
We can help with the following personal injury claims:
Fatal accidents
Medical and health care negligence, including abuse
Road traffic accidents
Work or industry related accidents
Edward qualified in 1998 and has conducted a wide range of litigation in the High Court, County Court, Coroners Court and Probate Registry.
Edward has a long history of acting for seriously injured people where his empathetic approach is of great value to the injured party and their families.
Like all of Attwells lawyers, Edward is happy to discuss any potential matter on a no charge, no obligation basis.
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