Resources

We hope you find the following list of cycling resources useful. If you would like to suggest a website for inclusion on this list please contact us on contact@cyclinginjurylegal.co.uk.

Legal

The Law Society

Claims Management Regulator

Cycling Legal Network

Legal Ombudsman

How much can I claim?

Use our cycling injury compensation calculator
to quickly find out:

If you're eligible to claim
How much you could receive
What you can claim for
How long you have left to claim

Calculate my compensation

Charity

Wheels for Wellbeing (WfW)

Cycle for Charity

Cycling UK

Associations

British Cycling

Regional

Cycling Scotland

Welsh Cycling Association

London Cyclist

Other

RoSPA

Call us now

Speak to a legal expert about making a no win, no fee claim
after a cycling accident:

Confirm if you have a claim
Get your questions answered
Understand your options

0800 456 1231 or arrange a callback

No Win
No Fee

Make claim with no financial risk. Solicitors receive a success fee of up to 25% of a claimant's compensation.

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Initial cycling injury enquiries are handled by our partners at National Accident Helpline. Legal claims are handled by our panel of expert cycling injury solicitors who are regulated by the Solicitor Regulation Authority (SRA).

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: With No Win, No Fee, you won't pay anything to anyone if your cycling injury claim is unsuccessful. If you do win, your solicitor's success fee is capped at 25%* of your settlement, so you keep as much of your compensation as possible. 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.