Personal Injury Solicitors Manchester: No Win No Fee Injury Lawyers
Personal Injury Solicitors Manchester is a specialist law firm supporting individuals and families across Manchester and Greater Manchester following accidents and injuries caused by negligence.
We focus exclusively on personal injury claims and provide clear, practical legal advice to people who have suffered injuries in a wide range of circumstances, including workplace accidents, road traffic collisions, slips, trips and falls, cycling accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents and serious injury claims.
Our solicitors understand that making a legal claim can feel daunting, particularly when you are recovering from injury or facing financial uncertainty. We offer free initial advice and, in suitable cases, act under No Win No Fee agreements, allowing clients to pursue compensation without upfront legal costs.
At Personal Injury Solicitors Manchester, we take a client-focused approach. Every case is handled individually, with straightforward guidance, transparent communication, and support throughout the claims process. Our aim is to make the legal process as clear and stress-free as possible while helping clients secure the compensation and rehabilitation support that they may be entitled to.
Based in central Manchester, we work with clients throughout Greater Manchester and the surrounding areas.
Services include:
- Accident at work claims
- Road traffic accident claims
- Slip, trip and fall claims
- Bicycle accident claims
- Motorcycle accident claims
- Pedestrian accident claims
- Serious injury claims
- Fatal accident / dependency claims
- Public liability claims
- Employer negligence claims
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Patrick Mallon
- Contact Position
- HOD
- Telephone
- 0161 6969 684 0161 6969 684
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info@personalinjurysolicitorsmanchester.co.uk
- Website
- Fatal Injury Claims
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Where to go
- Name
- Peter House
- Address
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Oxford Street
Manchester - Postcode
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M1 5ANView M1 5AN on a map
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