Personal Injury Solicitors Kent 

Our Services

The legal claims which we deal with include, but are not limited to, compensation claims for the following:

• Professional Negligence
• Catastrophic Injuries
• Road Traffic Accidents
• Criminal Injury Claims (CICA)
• Slips, Trips and Falls
• Accidents at Work
• Medical Negligence
• Animal Attacks

If you have suffered injuries as the result of any type of accident due to someone else’s negligence, you may be able to make a claim for compensation. Get in touch today to find out how our specialist personal injury solicitors, Kent, can assist you in making an injury compensation claim.

About Beacon Law

Karen Sproston originally founded Beacon Law in 2002. It was originally called and traded as “Sprostons Solicitors”.

Karen previously worked in a number of personal injury law firms in Manchester, ranging from the very small to the very large firms.

Sproston Solicitors was started with the belief that it could merge both types of law firms positives; the friendly, approachable, down-to-earth and personal service of a small firm, with the efficient systems, resources and expertise of the larger firms.

In 2010, Mark Brierley became an accomplice in the firm, giving a further injection of youth and energy. Mark has been keen to ensure that the firm continuously upgrades and improves its service and has a strong involvement with the development of the firm’s cutting-edge IT systems to allow claims to be handled efficiently so we can meet the changing needs and requirements of our clients in the way we interact with them.

In October 2011, the firm changed its name to Beacon Law, which was named after Karen’s second guide dog. To find out more about our firm, have a look at our “About Us” Section.

No Win, No Fee Solicitors

We offer our services on a “No Win, No Fee” basis, also known as conditional fee agreements. This means that you are unlikely to be required to pay any fees if your personal injury claim is unsuccessful.

We always offer the no win no fee agreement in conjunction with an After the Event (ATE) Insurance policy so that you will not be at risk of incurring any adverse costs if the case were to fail.

This means that you will not have to pay any fees if you lose, and you will therefore be able to pursue your claim with a great degree of security.

This insurance policy is known as After the Event Insurance (ATE). If you are unsuccessful in your case, you will not have to pay for the ATE protection. However, if your claim is successful, you will be responsible for the payment of our success fee and the insurance premium, which would be deducted from your final award of obtained compensation.

More information can be given around our retainer and ATE Insurance Premium during your initial consultation.

Why Choose Beacon Law, Personal Injury Solicitors Kent?

Beacon Law are a highly ranked law firm of Personal Injury Solicitors offering a range of services to our clients in Kent and beyond. We provide a high level of service to all our clients and work hard to ensure they receive the best level of compensation for their injuries sustained as a result of negligence.

We work closely with all clients, following their instructions whilst providing expert legal advice on each personal injury case. We aim to help our clients through a difficult period and help ease them during the journey by representing the claim on your behalf in Court. We work with a variety of clients looking to claim including people who have had an accident at work, suffered from clinical negligence or suffered from a road traffic accident.

If you require advice on a potential case or assistance, please contact us on 0330 1332 857 to discuss your case. Alternatively, please complete our online form, and a Personal Injury expert will contact you to discuss your potential compensation claim.

Beacon Law are Solicitors registered in England and Wales. We are authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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