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How many injury compensation claim cases actually go to court?

by Murdo Maguire — last modified 2007-02-08 06:33

Will I have to go to court to win compensation for my injury? What proportion of road accident injury compensation cases do get to court?

If you have an expert specialist personal injury solicitor who looks after your best interests as is the case with the Roadside Lawyer panel, there is little likelihood of the claim going to trial unless the insurers of the person responsible deny liability or seriously undervalue your claim. Less than 5% of personal injury claims get to trial and a negotiated settlement is generally reached.

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