Nonetheless it’s a popular term used by personal injury solicitors. There are advertisements all over the place, online and offline by solicitors and claim management companies. “If you lose, we won’t charge you a penny” and many of the likes. But do you understand what it means…

A solicitor will mention he or she will work on a no win no fee basis. In an instant you’ll think, ‘if the solicitor loses, I don’t pay anything’, which is correct. But what happens if the solicitor wins?

That’s right, there’s a fee to pay. Not many people grasp this… they only think if they lose they don’t need to pay. Majority of people think it’s a free service. It’s true… to a certain extent.

If the solicitor wins and you receive your final settlement, have they ever happen to mention, ‘by the way I’ve won your case, my fees are GBPXXXX!’ They’ve won, haven’t they and you’ve received your cheque, but what about the fees?

What happens behind the scenes…

This is what happens but I must point out it doesn’t apply to all solicitor firms. It all in the paperwork, some refer to it as the ‘small print’. When a client wins, the fees are received from the 3rd party, who you are claiming against. But there are conditional clauses where you might even have to pay for their fees additionally if they are not recovered. Solicitors don’t work for free, they also have a family to feed and a legal firm to run.

So what’s the catch?

Solicitors have a CFA (conditional fee agreement), which states obligations to be carried out by both yourself and the solicitor. There are also other agreements such as insurance policies, medical consent forms, authority forms and loan agreements.

Your final settlement cheque depends on what forms you sign. So before you go ahead and start signing papers with any solicitor firm, ask them specific questions.

• Will I get 100% of my compensation?
• Will you charge me any fees, if so, why and how?
• What’s a Conditional Fee Agreement for?
• Why is there an insurance policy for my claim and will it be deducted from my settlement cheque?
• Why do I need sign a loan agreement?

These are ‘power’ questions you need to ask to be on the safe side rather than questions like:

• How much will I get in compensation?
• How long will my case take?
• Is there any way to speed up the process so that I can get the settlement cheque quicker?

By asking ‘power’ questions, it won’t have a burden on you once your claim is settled. Communicating with the ‘right’ no win no fee solicitor helps tremendously especially if you want the maximum final results. They are working with you, not against you. So get these issues out of the way before you sign any papers or you could end up in shock!

It’s easy to claim compensation without receiving any final moments of ‘shock’. It’s a new era in no win no fee claims; ask power questions and you’ll be laughing to the bank.

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Compclaim specialises in claims for asbestosis and other work related or industrial disease claims. Our industrial disease Panel Solicitors have many years experience in recovering compensation for many victims who have been exposed to hazardous work conditions during the course of their employment.

By contacting boWYcQVw”>Compclaim you can be assured that you will receive a friendly professional service and your claim will be handled by Law Society approved Solicitors who understand the pain and suffering you may be experiencing due to your condition.

If you are suffering due to previous working conditions you may be able to claim personal injury compensation . Industrial disease or occupational illness can be caused by many factors and can result in conditions such as VWF, Asbestosis, Noise Induced Hearing Loss, Chest and Respiratory Ailments.

Compclaims panel of specialist Solicitors have recovered industrial disease compensation for many clients. You will never have to pay a penny and you keep 100% of your compensation. Start your claim today by calling 0870 042 9701 or simply complete our online application form and one of our claim advisors will contact you shortly.

Asbestosis

Despite early evidence that it was dangerous, many companies downplayed the risks of asbestos exposure, continuing to manufacture asbestos products and failing to provide employees with necessary protection. However, for many, it was too late. Thousands of former workers have since developed serious, life-threatening asbestos exposure-related diseases, including asbestosis, pleural mesothelioma, peritoneal mesothelioma, and lung cancer. Often heavy exposure and inhalation of asbestosis fibres causes lung fibrosis. For these victims, there is hope.

Asbestos is a toxic, naturally occurring mineral that was found in thousands of products – such as home and boat insulation, brake pads, and floor and ceiling tiles – through roughly 1980, when it was determined to cause a myriad of life-threatening asbestos exposure-related diseases, including asbestosis, lung cancer, and pleural mesothelioma.

When asbestos fibres are inhaled, they get trapped in the lungs, causing scar tissue build-up and lesions. These lead to difficult breathing, disease, and sadly death. In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of cases of pleural mesothelioma and other asbestos exposure related diseases, many symptoms do not develop until many years after exposure.

Typical industries are construction workers, drywallers, shipbuilders, floor covering installers, automobile repair workers, cementers, oil refinery workers, and other laborers who worked with asbestos are most at risk of developing pleural mesothelioma, asbestosis, or lung cancer.

If you have been diagnosed with Asbestosis or Mesothelioma within the last 3 years you may be able to claim compensation. Exposure to asbestos during the course of employment may be the cause of your condition. Contact us today for a no obligation free consultation regarding claiming personal injury compensation. Our experienced friendly advisors will take details of your possible case and advise you on the compensation claim process

Pleural Mesothelioma

Mesothelioma is a disease caused by asbestos and is a thickening of the lining of the lungs. Symptoms include chest pain, loss of appetite, weight and breathlessness. We have specialist industrial disease solicitors who will give you an honest assessment of your case.

Pleural mesothelioma is a lung cancer brought on by exposure to asbestos. When inhaled, asbestos fibers become embedded in the pleura, or outer lining of the lungs, leaving behind scarring and lesions. These lesions and scars eventually develop into full-blown pleural mesothelioma, a deadly form of lung cancer for which there is no cure. Asbestos fibres can also settle in the abdominal region, triggering the development of peritoneal mesothelioma. This type of lung cancer is equally dangerous.

Like asbestosis, both pleural and peritoneal mesothelioma generally lies somewhat dormant for years after a victim is exposed to asbestos; some patients do not show symptoms until a long time after exposure

These symptoms of pleural mesothelioma include:

* Chronic cough

* Expectorating blood

* Stomach pain

* Shortness of breath/ wheezing

* Chronic fatigue

* Weight loss

* Chest pain

Available Mesothelioma Treatments

* Removal of fluid accumulation from the chest

* Surgery

* Chemotherapy

* Radiation

* Gene therapy

* Photodynamic therapy

* Immunotherapy

Vibration White finger

Workers who have used vibrating, rotating or percussive hand guided power tools may suffer from a recognized condition Vibration White Finger. Many manual workers experience common symptoms such tingling sensations with loss of grip and numbness of the fingers. It may be worse in cold weather and may cause whiteness in parts of the fingers.

If you are experiencing any of these symptoms and have had regular exposure to vibratory tools after 1975 contact us today for a completely confidential assessment of your case.

Industrial Deafness

Excessive workplace noise can cause deafness and noise induced hearing loss. Many thousands of men and women hearing has been damaged by exposure to noise at work and they are suffering from Industrial Deafness. Common symptoms are difficulty hearing the telephone, hearing people talk due to background noise, ringing or buzzing in the ears.

If you worked anytime between 1963 and 1990 in a noisy environment you may be eligible to claim for Industrial Deafness. Contact Compclaim today for a confidential assessment of your case.

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