AI-powered free claim check: Instantly check your eligibility to make a medical negligence claim or housing disrepair claim, anytime day or night.

Our AI-powered free claim assessment can help check in as little as 60 seconds from submission whether your claim meets the acceptance criteria of our panel of medical negligence or housing disrepair solicitors. Completing and submitting a Free Claim Assessment does not mean you have started a claim. There is no obligation to make a claim, and you are free to choose your own solicitor. We highly recommend seeking legal advice early to understand your time limit for making a claim and to help you pursue the claim before any time limit expires.

The panel of solicitors combined have a vast amount of experience in representing patients and families throughout England & Wales. They have a track record in recovering different types of compensation for the straightforward through to the more complex medical negligence claims and housing disrepair claims.

If your claim is successful your solicitor will seek to recover your compensation and the other side will also pay the majority of your solicitor’s fees, disbursements and independent expert report costs.

However, if your case is successful and you receive an award of damages then you may be required to pay a success fee to your solicitor and an after the event (ATE) insurance premium both are deductible from the compensation you receive.

Typically, for ‘no win, no fee’ cases, customers pay 25% of the recovered amount if their case succeeds. However, this fee can vary based on individual circumstances and the actual fee may be more or less than this. You’re encouraged to consult with other solicitors who might offer different terms before signing any agreement.

In the case where your claim is settled and you are awarded compensation, any success fee and the ATE insurance premium will have been previously discussed and agreed upon by you and your solicitor before proceeding witd the claim. This ensures there are no hidden costs or surprises.

Be aware that terminating a signed no win no fee agreement, changing solicitors, providing misleading information or failing to cooperate after the cooling-off period can incur a termination fee, which your solicitor will explain to you before you sign the agreement.

Providing you cooperate with your solicitor, you do not terminate the no win no fee agreement or provide misleading information nothing is payable by you up front and nothing is payable at all if your claim is unsuccessful.

For your peace of mind, your solicitor may recommend that your case qualifies for the solicitor to take out an specialist after the event insurance policy on your behalf to protect you from being exposed to any adverse costs.

This policy can protect you if your claim is unsuccessful by paying for the independent expert report costs, court costs, other sides legal costs & expenses that may be incurred.

You will not be required to pay the cost of the after the event insurance policy if your claim is unsuccessful.

Be aware that terminating a signed no win no fee agreement, changing solicitors, providing misleading information or failing to cooperate after the cooling-off period can incur a termination fee, which your solicitor will explain to you before you sign the agreement.

Even though our website is free for members of the public to view and check their claims, we may receive a fee from the panel solicitor or law firm for recommending their service. This fee will not be passed on to you and helps us keep freeclaimcheck.co.uk and its AI free for people who are looking for access to justice.

We can recommend a law firm from our panel to assist with personal injury damages. You do not need to use this firm, or any other to make a claim through the small claims injury portal.

You can submit your own claim online, for free. If your injury damages exceed the small claims limit, we recommend you use a specialist legal service. Law firms will typically charge you 25% of the damages awarded to you, plus disbursements.

You do not need to use a claims management company or legal service to submit a claim against your landlord. You can claim yourself for free or contact the Housing Ombudsman for support.