Keep 100% of your Compensation

The vast majority of solicitors use a ‘no win no fee’ service that charges the client a success fee of up to 25% of the damages awarded. Not here at PM Law.

We charge our fees to the at fault party and, because we don’t deduct an additional fee of up to 25% from your compensation means, you’ll keep 100% of your compensation for all personal injury claims, 100% of the time.

Keep 100% of your compensation. Every time.

At PM Law, we want you to keep 100% of your compensation. Our team understand how distressing the claims process can be so will ensure that you keep every penny of your compensation.

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What is our 'No Deductions' claims service?

Our 'No Deductions' claims service lets clients keep 100% of the compensation they're entitled to. That's all there is to it.

To understand more about our service differs from 'no win no fee' claims, then please call out personal injury team on 03300 562180, or email us at enquiries@pm-law.co.uk.

What's the difference between 'No Win, No Fee' and 'No Deductions'?

When you're seeking legal representation for a personal injury claim or any other legal matter, it's essential to understand the various fee structures offered by law firms. Two of these arrangements are "No Win, No Fee" and "No Deductions." At PM Law, we're dedicated to providing clarity and transparency, so let's explore the key differences between these two options to help you make an informed decision.

No Win, No Fee:

1. Success Dependent Fees: In a "No Win, No Fee" scenario, your solicitor's fees are conditional on the outcome of your case. If you win, your solicitor will be paid from the at fault party and may deduct success fee of up to 25% from the compensation you receive. If you lose, you typically won't be responsible for your solicitor's fees.

2. Deductions May Apply: Despite the "No Win, No Fee" structure, certain legal costs, such as court fees and expenses, might still be deducted from your compensation if you win your case.

No Deductions:

1. Complete Transparency: At PM Law, we offer a "No Deductions" claims service. With this option, we promise that you won't have to pay a success fee deduction, even if your claim is successful. This means that you receive your full compensation amount.

2. No Upfront Payments: Under the "No Deductions" service, you won't be required to pay any out-of-pocket expenses or deductibles when making a claim. This allows you to access our legal expertise without worrying about covering any costs upfront.

3. Peace of Mind: Choosing the "No Deductions" option means you can focus on your case without financial stress. Your compensation remains untouched, so you can use it to rebuild your life, cover medical expenses, and move forward.

At PM Law, we believe in putting our clients first, and that's why we offer the "No Deductions" claims service. We aim to make the claims process as straightforward and financially secure as possible. When you choose our services, you can trust that you'll receive 100% of your compensation.

If you have questions about our "No Deductions" claims service or would like to discuss your specific legal needs, please contact our team of experienced solicitors. We're here to provide the guidance and support you require throughout your legal journey. Your peace of mind is our priority.

How can we provide clients 100% compensation personal injury claims?

We don’t spend a fortune on advertising and we’re very careful with our money, so we don’t need to take a success fee deduction from your damages. At PM Law, our clients are our priority – we always want you to keep 100% of the compensation you’re entitled to.

We understand how important your winnings will be in helping you recover and get your life back on track after your personal injury claim. Our goal is to put you in the best position possible so you can continue to lead your life the way you want to.

To learn more about our No Deductions service, speak with one of our team today. You can call us on 03300 562180 or simply fill out the contact form on this page.

Keep 100% Compensation FAQs

Didn’t find the answers you were looking for? Look at the FAQs below for more information on how our personal injury claims work.

‘No Win No Fee’ arrangements were created to take the risk out of making a claim. With these types of claims, you will not be charged anything if you claim is not successful. However, in 2012, success fees were added to these arrangements. These fees mean that if your claim is successful, then your solicitor will receive a percentage of the compensation won.

No Win No Fee solicitors take a 25% success fee as a standard rate. This is the maximum deduction that solicitors can take as ruled by the Ministry of Justice. For example, if you’re awarded £5,000 in compensation, then your solicitor will get £1,250 if their success fee is 25%.

While this may seem like a large deduction, the main benefit of No Win No Fee arrangements is that there are no up front costs. This makes it a more realistic option for many people, giving them easier access to justice.

Solicitors charge a success fee to cover their time and legal costs. It’s in their best interest to win your case so that they can receive this amount and make a profit from providing you with their services. However, some solicitors can reduce their success fees to below the cap of 25% so that the client keeps more of their winnings.

Solicitors will sometimes reduce their success fee if they think there's little risk of losing the claim. If a strong case can be built through detailed evidence and reliable witness statements, for example, then a solicitor might consider reducing the success fee for the claim.