Legal Claims

The area of legal claims is broad and can be confusing to everyday people with only a small knowledge of the law, which is why we have put together a helpful guide to the most common sorts of legal claims. Often people will experience some form of hardship – be it financial, physical or emotional – and not realise that they may be eligible to place a claim for some form of financial support or reimbursement. Claims can be made for events (such as accidents, bankruptcy, loss of employment) or under certain circumstances (negligence on the part of a professional, business or employer, a faulty product, or even falling ill whilst abroad), and all should be taken seriously. Click a topic for more information and info on how to start a claim:

• Are you looking to make a public liability claim?
• Further information on professional negligence or failure of duty of care?
• Have you encountered a faulty product and wish to claim faulty product compensation?

Everybody has the right to live a safe, legal and fair life, though these rights are often abused (intentionally or otherwise). For instance, you may have attended a public event and fallen ill, or you might have been given incorrect advice by a financial advisor, or you might even have brought an electrical product that didn’t work or had a dangerous fault. Even small matters such as faulty goods can be considered for a claim, though you must make sure you are aware of your rights and meet all the legal criteria – and that’s where the informational guides below should come in handy.