Why Choose Injury Law Specialists?

Two things we can be specific about. The first is a genuine focus on serious and complex injury, where the work is in rehabilitation, future care, long-term financial loss and getting the medical evidence right. The second is transparency about who we are: the solicitors acting for our clients are named, with their SRA numbers and direct register links, so you can verify the people and the firm before you decide to instruct anyone. Beyond that, we would rather that you judged us on how the first conversation goes than on a comparison table we wrote ourselves.

No. We can consider personal injury claims ranging from relatively straightforward cases to serious and complex injury claims. We do not automatically reject smaller injuries, and it is worth making an enquiry even where you suspect a claim may be modest. That said, we do have a particular interest in cases involving significant injuries, surgery, rehabilitation, permanent symptoms or substantial financial losses, and it is fair to say that is where our attention is concentrated.

Yes, and we would encourage it. Legal services are provided by MB Solicitors, a trading name of MB Legal Solicitors Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under SRA ID 8000764. The individual solicitors acting for our clients are listed on our team page with their own SRA numbers and direct links to the SRA register and the Law Society's Find a Solicitor, so you can look any of them up independently rather than following our link.

You will be told who is handling your claim and how to reach them, and you deal with that person rather than being passed between departments. Where a partner is involved in your case, you will know which one. On a larger claim, experts and counsel may also become involved at particular stages, and where that happens we explain who they are and why they are needed.

Not on this page. Testimonials about legal outcomes raise a specific problem, which is that a client's result reflects the facts of their case and cannot tell you anything reliable about yours — an outcome that sounds encouraging may simply reflect an injury more serious than your own. If we ever publish client feedback it will be genuine, published with permission, and worded so that it does not imply that all clients achieve a similar outcome.

The firm has a formal complaints procedure. You can raise a concern with the person handling your claim and, if it is not resolved, with the client care partner, who is named on our team page. If it still cannot be resolved within the firm, you can take the matter to the Legal Ombudsman. Our Complaints Procedure sets out how each stage works and the timescales involved.

No. We act for claimants throughout England and Wales, and cases are handled by telephone, email, WhatsApp and video call, which is how most clients prefer to deal with a solicitor. Where a face-to-face meeting is genuinely needed, we can discuss the most convenient arrangement. Your location does not affect whether a claim can be taken on, and it has no bearing on how the claim is assessed.

Nothing. An initial assessment is free and there is no obligation to proceed. We will consider what happened, who may have been responsible and how a claim might be funded, and explain the possible next steps. Contacting us does not create a solicitor-client relationship and does not commit you to anything — and it does not stop or extend any limitation period, so advice on deadlines should be taken promptly.