Accidents and Injuries

The Ministry of Justice has recently introduced a ban on referral fees for solicitors in personal injury matters.

A referral fee is charged by one company for providing a client to another company; a common example of this would be a solicitor paying an estate agent a fee for recommending their conveyancing services to prospective house-buyers. The estate agent gets a fee and the solicitor has a client and therefore will eventually still make a profit.

Question: Can I claim compensation?

Discussion: Visit FindLaw's Personal Injury Centre to read articles about what you can do. There you’ll find information about how to commence legal action, how much compensation you can expect to receive, and much more.