UK Personal Injury Specialists

Injured. Not at fault. Start here.

If you've been injured in an accident that wasn't your fault, you may be entitled to claim compensation - and you shouldn't have to navigate it alone. Casibus connects injured people across the UK with regulated, specialist personal injury support. Every case is handled on a no win, no fee basis, your first consultation is free, and you'll get a straight answer on whether you have a claim before any paperwork starts.

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What's your claim worth?

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What is a claim?

A legal request for
what you're owed.

A personal injury claim is a legal request for compensation when you've been hurt - physically, mentally, or both - because of someone else's negligence or breach of duty. That "someone else" might be a driver, an employer, a hospital trust, a shop owner, a local authority, or any other person or organisation who owed you a duty of care.

Compensation is split into two parts. General damages cover the pain, suffering and loss of amenity caused by the injury itself, guided by the Judicial College Guidelines, 17th edition (April 2024). Special damages cover the financial losses you've had because of the injury - lost earnings, treatment costs, care, adapted equipment, and future losses.

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How much could you receive?

Realistic figures, not fantasy promises.

Every case is different, but the Judicial College Guidelines give a sensible range based on the type and severity of your injury. Use our calculator for a quick personalised estimate, and don't trust anyone who quotes you a specific settlement on the first call.

  • General damages for pain, suffering and loss of amenity - benchmarked against JCG 17th edition (April 2024).
  • Special damages for actual financial loss - lost earnings, care, treatment, equipment, adaptations.
  • Interim payments for serious injury - so you can fund care and rehab before the claim concludes.

Indicative ranges (general damages)

Minor whiplash (under 24 months) Tariff under OIC portal
Moderate back injury £12,510 - £27,760
Severe ankle injury £32,450 - £51,330
Moderate PTSD £9,980 - £28,250
Moderately severe brain injury Six-figure general damages

Source: Judicial College Guidelines, 17th edition (April 2024). Special damages on top.

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The process

Built for claimants, not firms.

The claims process

Five steps from first call to settlement

No legal jargon. No surprise costs. We'll explain every step before it happens.

Free claim check

A 15-minute call. We tell you honestly whether you have a realistic claim.

Gather evidence

We help you collect reports, photos, payslips and medical records.

Independent medical review

A specialist examines you. The report shapes the value of your claim.

Letter of claim

Your solicitor opens negotiations. Most defendants admit liability quickly.

Settlement

Around 95% of cases settle out of court. Money lands in your account.

Real outcomes
They gave me an honest answer in fifteen minutes, matched me with a specialist who knew my case type, and stayed on it for eighteen months. I didn't have to chase anyone. Not once.
S. Ahmed Bradford · RTA claim · Settled 2025
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No win, no fee

No upfront cost. No hidden bills. No risk if we lose.

"No win, no fee" is the marketing label for a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA). In plain English: if we don't win your claim, you don't pay your solicitor's fees. If we do win, a success fee is deducted from your compensation, capped at 25% of general damages and past losses under LASPO 2012.

After-the-Event (ATE) insurance is arranged at the start of your case to protect you against the other side's costs. There are no hourly bills. No nasty surprises.

SRA-regulated specialists

Every solicitor partner is regulated by the SRA, Law Society of Scotland, or Law Society of Northern Ireland. You're covered by the Legal Ombudsman.

Honest case assessment

If you don't have a claim, we'll tell you. We'd rather lose a lead than waste your time, or worse, take you down a road that goes nowhere.

Named contact, not a call centre

Real people, plain-English updates, and a single point of contact who knows your case from start to finish.

FAQs

Questions we hear most often

If you were injured in the last three years (or knew about the injury in the last three years), another person or organisation was at least partly to blame, and you've suffered real harm - physical, psychological or financial - you probably have a claim worth investigating. The free eligibility check takes a few minutes and doesn't commit you to anything.
General damages follow the Judicial College Guidelines for the type and severity of your injury. Special damages cover your actual financial losses. For a quick estimate use our compensation calculator; for a binding figure, you'll need a medical report.
Straightforward whiplash claims through the Official Injury Claim portal often settle in 4-8 months. Moderate claims typically settle in 9-18 months. Serious, life-changing injuries - brain, spinal, catastrophic - can take 2-5 years, because the claim should only settle once your long-term prognosis is clear.
Almost never. Around 95% of personal injury claims settle out of court. If litigation is necessary, your solicitor handles it; most cases still settle before a trial hearing.
If the claim fails, nothing - no fees, no ATE insurance premium to pay. If it wins, a success fee (capped at 25% of your general damages and past losses) is deducted from your settlement. Your After-the-Event insurance typically pays for itself from the other side's costs contribution.
Yes. A parent or guardian acts as a 'litigation friend'. Any settlement is approved by the court and held in trust until the child turns 18. See our guide to claiming on behalf of a child.
You can still claim. This is called 'contributory negligence' or 'split liability' - the compensation is reduced in proportion to your share of the blame. A 25% finding of contributory negligence, for example, reduces a £20,000 award to £15,000.
Three years from the accident or the date of knowledge, for most claims. Two years for CICA. Longer for children and protected parties. Don't cut it fine - evidence gets harder to preserve the longer you wait.
The accident report (where relevant), witness details, photos, medical records, proof of losses (payslips, receipts, invoices) and - later - the independent medical report. You don't need it all on day one; we help you build the file.
We focus on the experience from the client's side - a named contact, honest updates, no pressure to settle low. Your case is still handled by SRA-regulated specialists with serious PI track records; you just don't get lost in a call centre.
Free claim check

Find out in minutes whether you have a claim worth pursuing.

The first call is free, takes 15 minutes, and you'll get a straight answer from a specialist. No pressure, no commitment.