I’ve had an accident what do I do next to claim compensation is a question often in the minds of people who have been injured in a non fault accident and would like to make an injury claim.

Here at the Accident Advice Bureau we have helped thousands of people over the years to claim the compensation they are legally entitled to for being innocently injured in an accident.

We are happy to answer any questions relating to how to make an accident claim for compensation and always ensure all of our claimants fully understand how the claim will work before proceeding.

Regardless of the type of accident you have been involved in, we will appoint an injury claims solicitor who specialises in that field. A no win no fee agreement will be put in place so the claimant is not responsible for any fees.

Personal injury claims for adults have a three year time limit from the date of the accident in which to claim. Claims for children’s accidents differ in timescales. Please contact us to ask any questions you may have on how to claim for an accident for a child or an adult.

We can be contacted on 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: How to make a claim for an accident no win  no fee.

Injury claims from Accident Advice Bureau give you the peace of mind knowing that however your accident was caused, as long as it was not your own fault, we can appoint a specialist personal injury claims solicitor who will fight hard to win the claim and ensure you are awarded the maximum compensation for the injury suffered.

We have years of experience in handling, and winning, injury claims for our clients. All claims are worked on a no win no fee basis.

Whether the injury claim is for a workplace accident, traffic accident, slip trip or fall or a compensation claim for a child accident, we can help you.

If you are not sure if you have a valid injury claim, by contacting us we will be happy to advise you.

We ensure all of our clients are kept fully informed of the progress of the injury claim throughout the process.

There are strict timescales in which an injury claim can be made for both adults and children. However, the timescales differ for child injury claims from adult claims.

To make a claim using specialists in injury claims please call us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Injury Claims for Compensation.

Whilst enjoying a night out with friends at a nightclub in Southend, a 24 year old was injured in an unprovoked attack where he was either hit by a bottle or someones elbow, causing a split lip.

The incident happened in the Mayhem nightclub, Warrior Square, Southend. The police believe the attack happened as a result of a fight which happened in the club on Saturday 31July at around 1.15am near to where the man was dancing.

The male, who was having a good time on the dancefloor was struck extremely hard and the injury required stitches.

The police would like anyone with any information to contact them.

We handle claims for injury compensation for people who have been attacked in an unprovoked attack. The claims we accept are handled by a specialist personal injury claims solicitor. We have assisted many people living in the Southend and Basildon areas over the last few years.

We also handle accident compensation claims for work place accidents, road traffic accidents, slips, trips and falls.

You can be rest assured that our injury solicitors will fight hard to gain admittance of liability from a third party wherever possible, then work to achieve maximum compensation for the injury suffered.

We can be contacted on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Injury Compensation for Accident.

If you have an accident which results in an injury, whether it be in a rented house or a house paid for you by the state, making an injured in living accommodation claim may be possible with our help.

With recently accepted such a case which involved our client living in accommodation through South Coast Properties. He had lived there for approx one year. Since he first moved there, the carpet in the communal stairway has been very loose, making it dangerous. In this area the light has also never worked making it difficult to see the loose carpet when dark.

The man had complained continuously to the house manager, about the loose carpet and lack of lighting, but nothing was done to resolve these issues.

It was one night at approx 6pm, and the man had been to see the house manager in her room, on his way back to his room he slipped on the loose carpet in the dark and fell down the flight of 7-8 stairs. The slipping down stairs accident was witnessed by the house manager and other residents also heard and came to help.

The next day the man was in so much pain he was taken to hospital by ambulance. X-rays were taken and the man was diagnosed with a fractured right shoulder, which was put in plaster and later a sling.

After a few months the injury had still not healed so he had an operation to insert two screws and a metal plate.

Approximately one week after the slipping accident, the dangerous carpet and broken light were finally fixed, sadly to late for our client.

If you had suffered a similar slip accident and have been injured through no fault of your own, then an injured in living accommodation claim, may be possible.

All accepted claims are worked on a no win no fee basis and you will receive 100% of any injury compensation awarded.

Contact us today by calling 0845 10 88 333 or click: Injured in living accommodation claim.

A kitchen porter has been arrested for allegations that some soup had been poisoned at Stowe public school in Buckinghamshire.

Police were informed last week of the poisoning at school incident which could put school pupils and staff at risk, and a 58 year old man was suspended immediately. The head teacher has said “I would like to reassure parents that no pupils or members of staff were affected in the incident”

There was a chemical smell in the soup which made staff suspicious. The kitchen porter was arrested at his home in Northamptonshire on suspicion of administering poison to the soup with intent of causing grievous bodily harm and endangering life.

The kitchen porter has been released on bail.

The kitchen staff at the school were carrying out checks on the food before serving it to the pupils, this was a ‘routine check’. As the food smelt like it had been tampered with they took action to prevent poisoning to the pupils and staff. The school has 750 pupils aged between 13 and 18. Parents were informed of the arrest by email, the school have said.

The prestigious school is where Sir Richard Branson was once a pupil.

The schools vigilance has potentially saved pupils and staff from suffering severe poisioning injuries from eating the soup.

Pubs, Clubs & Restaurants are where many people go to enjoy an evening or lunchtime out and do not expect to be injured in an accident.

The public should be safe at all times in these areas and the establishments have a duty of care to all who visit their premises.

Some of the causes of an accident in a Pub, Club or Restaurant are from slipping on a wet surface, or where food has been allowed to remain on the floor.

Any spillage should be cleaned up and if the floor remains wet and slippery, a sign warning people of the hazard should be put in place.

Pot holes in the grounds should be filled in and these are often seen in car parks.

If you have been unfortunate enough to be injured in a pub, club or restaurant through no fault of your own, then a claim for injury compensation could be possible on a No Win No Fee basis using one of out injury claims specialist solicitors.

Any accident in these premises should be reported to the management or staff and logged in the accident book.

You can make a claim for injuries by calling us on 0800 814 0014 or by claiming online by clicking: Injury Claim.