Contact Our Personal Injury Solicitors

You can call 01582 415 836 during office hours, email info@injurylawspecialists.co.uk, message us on WhatsApp, or complete the enquiry form on this page. The form asks for your name, telephone number, the type of accident, when it happened and what injury you suffered, and takes about two minutes to complete. If you would rather not describe your circumstances online, telephoning is the quickest way to speak to someone.

Injury Law Specialists has one registered office, at Unit 16, Titan Court, Laporte Way, Luton, England, LU4 8EF. We do not claim to have offices anywhere else, and we do not have branches in the towns and counties we serve. Cases are handled by telephone, email, WhatsApp and video call, which is how most clients prefer to deal with us, and where a face-to-face meeting is genuinely needed a client can be seen at a convenient location.

Yes. An initial assessment of your circumstances is free and there is no obligation to proceed. We will consider what happened, who may have been responsible, whether further evidence is likely to be available and how a claim might be funded, and then explain the possible next steps. Contacting us does not commit you to anything.

Suitable cases may be accepted under a Conditional Fee Agreement, commonly called No Win No Fee, subject to an assessment of liability, the evidence, the prospects of success and proportionality. If the claim does not succeed you generally do not pay our basic legal fees, and if it does a success fee may be payable. In many personal injury claims the applicable legal cap is 25% of the relevant categories of damages including VAT. We will explain the funding arrangements in full, in writing, before you decide whether to proceed.

We aim to respond to enquiries as quickly as we reasonably can, normally the same working day and usually within one working day. If you contact us outside office hours, we will pick your enquiry up on the next working day. If your matter is urgent, telephoning is better than using the form, because a member of the team can speak to you straight away.

It helps to have the date and rough time of the accident, where it happened, a short description of what occurred, the name of anyone else involved, details of any witnesses, whether the police or an employer was notified, and what injury you suffered and any treatment you have had. It is not essential to have all of this ready, and you are not expected to have assembled any documents at this stage — the purpose of the first conversation is simply to understand what happened.

No, and most people do not. Many people contact a solicitor precisely because they are unsure whether they have a claim at all, whether someone else was at fault, or whether they are still in time to bring one. Those are the questions an initial assessment is designed to answer. You do not need to understand the law before getting in touch.

Please tell us where the accident happened when you get in touch. Injury Law Specialists assists claimants in relation to personal injury claims governed by the law of England and Wales. Where an accident happened abroad, or where the circumstances involve another legal system, different rules on jurisdiction, applicable law and limitation periods can apply, and the position needs to be considered on the facts. We will tell you plainly if a matter falls outside what we can properly take on.

For many personal injury claims in England and Wales, the general limitation period is three years from the date of the accident, or from your later date of knowledge where that applies. Different rules can apply to children, to people who lack mental capacity, and to fatal accident and criminal injury claims. Because time can run out, it is worth seeking advice as early as possible rather than waiting to see how an injury settles.

Yes. Information you send through the enquiry form is transmitted securely and treated as sensitive, because it may include information about your health. We do not pass the contents of your enquiry to advertising or analytics platforms. Please see our Privacy Notice for full details of how information is collected, used and retained, and how to exercise your rights.

Injury Law Specialists is a marketing and advertising platform and is not a law firm or a provider of regulated legal services. All personal injury legal advice, casework and representation arranged through Injury Law Specialists are provided by MB Solicitors, a trading name of MB Legal Solicitors Ltd, regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under SRA ID 8000764.