No Win, No Fee Police Claims

Specialist No Win, No Fee Police Claims Solicitors

If you are looking for experienced solicitors who deal with No Win, No Fee police claims then our team is here to help. We offer a nationwide service, and deal with cases throughout England and Wales.

Because we deal with police compensation claims on a No Win, No Fee basis, it means that if you do not win your claim then you do not have to pay us for the time we have spent dealing with your case.

The main advantage of No Win, No Fee funding is that you don’t have to find the money to pay legal costs upfront. And, of course, you will owe us nothing if you lose.

It is only if you win your police claim and recover compensation that our charges become payable; and even then, we will seek to recover some (or all) of those charges from the police at the end of the case. We also charge a ‘success fee’ if we win the claim. That success fee is not recoverable from the police.

We have been dealing with compensation claims on a No Win – No Fee basis for decades and are therefore hugely experienced in this form of legal funding, and it has proved hugely popular with our clients over the years.

We do not offer Legal Aid for dealing with police compensation claims, so if you are particularly seeking Legal Aid then you will need to contact a practitioner that carries out Legal Aid work.

We do however provide a free legal helpline service that you can contact for guidance on bringing a claim.

So, for further information about No Win, No Fee funding for your police claim then contact our free legal helpline on 0333 888 0419 or email us at [email protected]

Important Notice Regarding Claims Against the Police

Before we can consider whether you may have a legal claim against the police, we will usually need to review the outcome of the police complaints process.

Accordingly, if you wish us to assess your case, you must provide a copy of the final complaint outcome or final response issued by the relevant police force or police complaints body.

Due to the volume of enquiries we receive, we are unable to review or respond to enquiries where a final complaint outcome has not been provided.

If you have not yet made a complaint, you should do so first and retain all correspondence relating to it. Once the complaint process has concluded and you have received a final response, you are welcome to contact us and provide a copy of that response for consideration.

Submission of an enquiry does not create a solicitor-client relationship, and we reserve the right not to respond to enquiries that do not meet the above requirements.