With 14 years experience, National Accident Helpline are the leading name in No Win No Fee. We help thousands of people every year claim the compensation they deserve - ensuring they take home 100% of their reward.
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Citizens Advice No Chance? (Article)
Around 2.5 million people in the UK sustain accidental injuries every year. As a result they may lose income or independence, and face lifestyle changes. Fault may rest with the driver of another car, a public authority such as a local authority or hospital, an employer or another individual whose action or inaction was the cause of the accident and the injury sustained. Under UK law the liable party must compensate the injured person for any loss (i.e. the polluter pays). More....

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No-Win No-Fee Actions? (Legal Article)
Taking legal action against someone, for example if you think they were responsible for injuring you, can be very expensive. With some kinds of case, you can use a system where you have to pay your legal fees only if you win. To do this, you use a 'conditional-fee agreement '. This leaflet explains how these work, and about other ways to fund a legal case. More...

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No Win No Fee generally means that if a compensation firm takes on your claim for compensation they will not charge you a fee for their time and effort if the claim is unsuccessful. The contingent fee in the United States or conditional fee in the United Kingdom means any charge for services andor support provided where the fee is only payable if there is a favourable and positive result. In law this is a no win no fee system. If the Lawyer Solicitor wins the lawsuit for the client the outcome is different between the jurisdictions. In the U.S. the lawyer's fee is a percentage of the amount recovered. The client is also responsible for all costs. In the U.K. the lawyer is entitled to the normal fee (based on hourly billing plus a profit element) plus a success fee. Costs are recoverable from the losing party. If it appears that the losing party has inadeqaute funds the lawyer may deduct the costs from the damages recovered before accounting to the client.
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