Injury Caused by the Police

Making a claim for injury caused by the police

If you suffer injury caused by the police, then you may be entitled to recover compensation for your injuries as well as any financial losses, such as lost earnings.

We deal with police injury claims nationwide, operating throughout England and Wales.

Police compensation claims can be made where injuries have been suffered as a consequence of:

Where you have suffered injury that has been caused by the police it is important to gather evidence to support a compensation claim as soon as possible. This includes seeking medical treatment and taking photographs of your injuries.

The amount of compensation that can be recovered will vary from case to case. Obviously the severity of your injury will be key in determining how much you will be entitled to receive. In addition to the compensation for ‘pain and suffering’ you will also be able to claim any financial losses you have incurred.

We work on a No Win, No Fee basis, which means that you do not need to let worries about paying legal fees put you off claiming the compensation you deserve.

Our team is always happy to have an informal chat and offer free initial guidance on the options open to you.

So, if you have suffered injury caused by the police and would like to know where you stand, then call our free legal helpline. Phone 0333 888 0419 or email [email protected]

Injury Caused by the Police

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.