Legal Articles & Guides — In-Depth Analysis & Practical Commentary

How long do you have to make a personal injury claim in the UK? In many claims in England and Wales, the usual limitation period is three years, but the starting date, exceptions and rules for children, people lacking capacity, delayed injuries and certain historic claims can be different. This guide explains the Limitation Act 1980 and what happens if a deadline has already passed.

How much compensation could you receive for a personal injury in the UK? The answer depends on the injury, its severity and duration, financial losses, medical evidence, liability and the applicable legal framework. This guide explains general damages, special damages, whiplash tariffs, loss of earnings, future losses and how personal injury compensation is assessed.

Been involved in a car accident in the UK? Learn what to do immediately, when you need to contact the police, what information to exchange, how to preserve evidence, when to notify your insurer and how personal injury compensation claims work. This step-by-step guide also explains important differences between England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.