Injured in an accident in or around Shrewsbury? We’ll listen to what happened, tell you whether a claim looks possible, and put you in touch with a regulated solicitor who handles cases like yours.
Our helpline is open 24 hours a day, every day
No Win No Fee
Authorised and regulated firm reference 839005
Every solicitor on our panel is SRA regulated
An accident can turn a normal week upside down. Time off work, appointments you didn’t plan for, and a nagging worry about money while you’re trying to recover.
That’s the part we handle. We take the details of what happened, tell you honestly whether your circumstances look like they meet the legal test, and if they do, we introduce you to a solicitor on our panel with the right experience for your type of claim.
We help people right across Shropshire whether you were hurt on the A5 or A49, in a workplace on the Battlefield or Harlescott estates, on a night out in the town centre, or on a pavement in Meole Brace, Monkmoor, Copthorne or Bayston Hill.
Almost everything can be done by phone and email, so a claim doesn’t mean repeated trips into town.
Most personal injury claims are assessed against three connected questions. Each one generally needs to be supported by evidence, and all three usually need to be answered yes.
Somebody — a driver, an employer, a shop, a council, a landlord — had a legal responsibility to take reasonable care for your safety.
They did something, or failed to do something, that fell below the standard reasonably expected.
The failure caused your injury, or made an existing physical or psychological condition meaningfully worse.
Not sure whether you meet the test? That’s the normal position for most people who contact us, and it’s exactly what a free assessment is for.
You’ll find us at Princess House on The Square, right in the middle of Shrewsbury’s old town.
Appointments only. Please ring before travelling.
Our helpline is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Calls are free, the assessment costs nothing, and there is no pressure whatsoever to go ahead with a claim.