How does No Win, No Fee work? | Cycling Injury Legal

How does No Win No Fee work?

The majority of personal injury solicitors now work on a 'No Win, No Fee' basis.

A No Win, No Fee agreement (technically referred to as a 'Conditional Fee Agreement') means that the solicitor will not charge their client, the claimant, any legal fees if the case is unsuccessful.

If, however, the claim is successful the solicitor will expect a success fee in the form of a percentage deduction from the compensation settlement.

MOJ rules restrict solicitor's success fees to a maximum of 25% of the compensation award.

Cycling Injury Legal's No Win, No Fee guarantee

As part of the Quittance Personal Injury Network, we work with a panel of solicitors who work on a No Win, No Fee basis.

This means that you still pay no legal fees if your case is not successful.

Please note, under a No Win, No Fee Agreement (CFA), fees may apply if a claimant refuses to cooperate, or abandons their claim after the legal work has started, or if the claim is fraudulent.

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Cycling Injury Legal is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Ref number: 835858). Registration is recorded on the FCA website https://register.fca.org.uk/. Company No: 08914207. VAT No: 229015134.

Personal injury-related enquiries are handled by our partners at National Accident Helpline.

We charge our solicitors for the marketing and operational services we provide and these costs are not passed on to our customers.

*No Win, No Fee: Under a No Win, No Fee Agreement fees may apply if a claimant refuses to cooperate or abandons their claim after the legal work has started, or if the claim is fraudulent.

Disclaimer: Nothing on this website constitutes legal advice or gives rise to a solicitor/client relationship. Specialist legal advice should be taken in relation to specific circumstances.