GROUP LITIGATION & MULTI PARTY ACTIONS

Our specialist personal injury solicitors deal with multi-party actions. The three most common types of group litigation are :-

Sudden Disasters: personal injury or fatal accident claims, including damage to property.

Consumer Claims: claims related to use or consumption of defective goods or services resulting in personal injury or financial loss.

Rolling Claims: claims arising from a single cause, such as a defective drug or product.

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Because these types of claims are usually the result of high profile events involving large groups of people, they often catch the eye of the media. Multi party action allows individuals who have suffered the same or similar damage or injury as a result of the same event to pool their information and resources for a more efficient and cost effective compensatory resolution. Some examples of these types of events are :-

• major accidents and disasters (aviation, rail, shipping)
• defective manufactured goods
• defective bio-medical devices and prostheses
• defective pharmaceutical products
• environmental accidents
• financial services, commerce and fraud (pensions, mortgages, investments)
• health and healthcare services
• overseas and holiday travel
• industrial disease
• work-related illness

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Our solicitors are members of the Solicitors Regulation Authority panel of personal injury experts. For free advice concerning a potential multi party action and group litigation claims, call us today on our helpline or submit the contact form for a completely free, no obligation consultation with one of our qualified solicitors. Our services include :-

• investigation of the accident/incident
• provision of photographs and plans where necessary
• interviewing of witnesses and provision of statements
• securing experts reports
• estimation of the value of your personal injury
• provision of medical consultants reports
• negotiation with the insurance company and/or loss adjusters
• legal representation in a court of law where necessary