About us
Clear Answers. The name says it all. Each of our lawyers has a reputation for straight talking, common sense and giving clear answers in plain English. Of course, there will always be some lawyers out there who prefer to use complicated, impenetrable language, but we'll never do that.
Clear Answers, the brand, is part of Thompsons Solicitors, the UK's most experienced personal injury law firm. Thompsons Solicitors are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. The professional rules governing Thompsons Solicitors can be found at www.guide-online.lawsociety.org.uk.
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Thompsons have
- Over 80 years specialising in personal injury work
- Offices throughout the UK
- Over 80,000 personal injury cases at any one time
Thompsons won
- The first cases to establish the right to compensation for asbestos victims and have led the field in asbestos work ever since
- An award of £3.4 million for the victim of a road traffic accident, which was a groundbreaking award at that time
- £180m for its personal injury clients in the last twelve months
Thompsons are experts in
- Accidents in the workplace
- Road and street accident claims
- Industrial Diseases cases such as mesothelioma, dermatitis, latex allergy and deafness
- Serious injury cases including brain damage, spinal injuries and multiple fractures
- Medical Negligence claims including brain damage, failure of diagnosis and prescribing the wrong drugs
- We also specialise in accidents abroad.
Thompsons work exclusively
- For victims of injury or injustice, never ever for insurance companies or employers
- For people like you
Thompsons will always
- Fight for the maximum compensation
- Get results
- Keep you informed
- Use plain English
- Make sure you get every penny of your compensation
As part of Thompsons Solicitors, Clear Answers is committed to protecting your privacy.
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