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Personal Injury Partners
Plain-English information about personal injury and medical negligence, including common claim types, evidence and time limits. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice or representation.
General information only · Not legal advice
Plain-English information
Understand common injury claims and the terms used in the legal process.
Clear explanations
Accessible information for people affected by injury or medical mistakes.
Time limits
Learn why deadlines matter and why individual advice is important.
Independent decisions
No outcome promises. A qualified solicitor must assess your circumstances.
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Information across common claim types
Explore general information about medical negligence, workplace injuries and other accidents. These guides are not a substitute for advice from a qualified solicitor.
Medical Negligence
NHS and private healthcare claims for misdiagnosis, surgical errors and substandard care.
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Accidents at Work
Information about workplace injuries, employer duties and the claims process.
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Road Traffic Accidents
Information for drivers, passengers, cyclists and pedestrians after a UK road collision.
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Cosmetic Surgery Negligence
Understand potential claims when cosmetic procedures cause harm or scarring.
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Public Liability
Learn about liability for injuries in shops, restaurants and public spaces.
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Occupiers' Liability
Accidents on premises — private, commercial or council — where the occupier was at fault.
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Information, not legal representation
Personal Injury Partners is a purely informational website. We publish general explanations of injury claims and medical negligence; we do not act for clients or handle claims.
For advice about your own circumstances, consult an independent qualified solicitor. Only a professional instructed by you can assess your case, explain costs and provide representation.
Informational website · Not a law firm
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Contact us about the website. For an assessment of a potential claim, seek independent legal advice.