Personal Injury Solicitors Manchester

Many employees are fearful of claiming against their employers after an accident at work due to any repercussions. Even though, The health and safety of employees working for British firms is protected by laws passed through UK parliament and EU which clearly outline the standards which employers should keep to ensure employee safety All employers are bound by law to have employer's liability insurance therefore and if it can be proven that your accident was the result of poor working environment, faulty equipment or incompetent staff then you are well within your rights to make an personal injury claim.

As a firm of solicitors we also deal with claims for Industrial Disease, including Occupational Noise Induced Hearing Loss. These cases are dealt with by our Litigation Executive Mr Geoff Graham who has over 30 Years experience in this field.

The firm also takes cases in which an individual has had an accident in a public place, shop or supermarket. These are called slipping and tripping accidents. Whether you tripped as a result of an uneven pavement or a slippery floor in your local supermarket you may be able to claim for any injuries sustained.

Francis Alexander Solicitors recently branched out by taking on a number of personal injury cases following a break out of the food poisoning bacteria Campylobacter at The Lowry Hotel in Manchester in the chicken and liver pate that was served to guests at a function at the hotel. This case has gained national press.

As part of our extensive accident work we carry out claims for, Road Traffic Accident cases for those innocently injured due to negligent driving of somebody else.
We are not a claims company looking at selling on your claim to the highest bidder we are a dedicated team that ensure your claim runs as smoothly as possible from start to finish. As a passenger in a vehicle such as a car, van bus or taxi then the claimant will have almost a 100% success rate in their personal injury claim. This is usually because it is the other drivers fault or the fault of the driver of the vehicle the claimant is travelling in at the time of the accident.