Transfer a serious injury case to us

We are often contacted by those affected by serious injury or their loved ones to discuss the possibility of transferring their case to us from another law practice. Often, the law practice working on the case at that time, do not have the experience or ability to offer the full range of expertise and services that we at the Serious Injury Law Practice offer. To discuss moving your, or your loved ones case to the Serious Injury Law Practice, please call us on 0800 61 66 81 .

Lack of experience can lead to serious mistakes being made. There really is no substitute for experience. The mistakes that are most often made by inexperienced law practices relate to missing important time limits, or missing out large potential elements of your or your loved one's case. This results in the settlement, which provides the foundation to help rebuild lives, being a fraction of its true worth.

Our experienced lawyers will talk to you to discuss why the services we provide for the seriously injured and their loved ones, set us apart from other law practices.

Please call us on 0800 61 66 81 or use the contact details at the top left of this page.

What our clients say about us...

"I knew immediately that I would only feel comfortable using a well-established law practice with substantial resources and experience. I called because I knew that you would take care of me and my family. You helped to get our lives back on track." Mr S Henderson, Ipswich

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