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Personal Injury Solicitors in Birmingham & the West Midlands


No win no fee personal injury solicitors in Birmingham and the West Midlands

An injury can affect your work, your independence and your plans for the future. If someone else’s negligence caused yours, our Birmingham personal injury solicitors are here to help.

VWV’s Birmingham team acts for individuals and families injured in accidents, road traffic collisions, unsafe workplaces and through negligent medical treatment. Our aim is simple. We help you secure the compensation, rehabilitation and practical support you need to move forward with confidence.

We support clients across Birmingham and the wider West Midlands, including Solihull, Sutton Coldfield and Coventry. We also act for people in Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley and West Bromwich. Our team helps clients in Redditch, Bromsgrove and the surrounding areas.

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VWV Birmingham Office

Second Floor
3 Brindleyplace
Birmingham
B1 2JB

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+44 (0)121 227 3700
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8:30 am - 5:00 pm Monday - Friday

Why choose VWV’s Birmingham personal injury solicitors?

Our personal injury team combines specialist legal expertise with a genuinely client-focused approach. We understand that every injury and every recovery journey is different, which is why we take the time to understand the impact an accident has had on your life before developing a strategy tailored to your circumstances.

Many of our clients come to us following serious injuries that require ongoing medical treatment, rehabilitation or support. Where appropriate, we seek early interim payments to fund treatment and ensure clients can access the resources they need as quickly as possible.

Our lawyers have extensive experience handling complex claims involving serious injuries, brain injuries, spinal injuries, fatal accidents and clinical negligence. Throughout the process, you will have direct access to a dedicated solicitor who will provide clear advice and regular updates from the outset of your claim through to settlement.

Can I make a personal injury claim?

You may be entitled to compensation if another person or organisation caused your injury through negligence.

Compensation can cover:

  • Pain, suffering and loss of amenity (the enjoyment of everyday life)

  • Lost earnings and future loss of earnings

  • Treatment, rehabilitation and care costs

  • Specialist equipment and home adaptations.

You usually have three years from the date of your accident to start court proceedings. For some claims, the three years runs from the date you first knew negligence may have caused your injury, as set out in the Limitation Act 1980. Different rules apply to children and to adults who lack mental capacity.

If a family member cannot manage their own claim, we can help you bring it on their behalf. We work alongside our Court of Protection specialists where needed. Early advice helps us protect your evidence and your position.

Personal injury claims we handle in Birmingham

Can you claim?

If someone else is responsible, fully or partly, for your injury, you may be entitled to compensation. We handle claims from road accidents, workplace incidents, accidents in public places, medical negligence, criminal injury and more.

If a loved one lacks mental capacity to claim, we can help you to claim on their behalf. Our Court of Protection team can help manage any awarded compensation.

Traumatic brain injuries are among the most complex and life-changing injuries a person can experience. The effects are often far-reaching and can impact memory, concentration, communication, behaviour, employment and family relationships.

Our team has experience representing individuals across Birmingham and the West Midlands who have suffered brain injuries following road traffic collisions, construction accidents, falls from height and incidents in public places. We work closely with medical experts, rehabilitation providers and case managers to ensure clients receive the support they need during their recovery.

We trust healthcare professionals to look after us. When treatment falls below an acceptable standard, the impact on you and your family can be devastating.

Our clinical negligence team advises people who have suffered avoidable harm because of delayed diagnosis, surgical mistakes, medication errors or poor aftercare. We support patients treated in National Health Service (NHS) and private hospitals, including:

  • Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

  • Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

  • Good Hope Hospital

  • Solihull Hospital

  • New Cross Hospital in Wolverhampton

Other NHS and private providers across the region.

As well as pursuing compensation, we help you access rehabilitation, specialist care and financial support.

Birmingham sits at the heart of the UK motorway network. The M6, M5, M42 and M40 all serve the region. Traffic volumes are high. This increases the risk of serious collisions involving drivers, motorcyclists, cyclists and pedestrians.

We act for clients injured on major routes and on local roads across Birmingham, Solihull, Coventry and the Black Country. Whether you have a fracture, psychological trauma or a catastrophic injury, we can help you claim compensation and access rehabilitation. We can also help where the driver responsible was uninsured or cannot be identified.

Manufacturing, engineering, logistics and construction are central to Birmingham’s economy. These industries carry higher risks, and Health and Safety Executive statistics show that workplace injuries remain a significant issue across Great Britain.

We help people injured in warehouse accidents, machinery incidents and construction site accidents. We also act for employees hurt in manual handling incidents and workplace falls. We represent employees injured in offices, healthcare settings and public sector workplaces.

Many people worry about claiming against their employer. In most cases, compensation is paid through your employer’s liability insurance. We will guide you through the process with sensitivity and professionalism.

Property owners, occupiers and local authorities must keep visitors reasonably safe. We help people hurt by poorly maintained walkways, defective surfaces or falling objects across Birmingham and the West Midlands.

This can happen in shopping centres, supermarkets, leisure venues or public buildings. We will investigate what happened and advise whether you have a claim.

Losing a loved one after an accident or negligent medical treatment is devastating. No family should have to face it alone.

We support bereaved families across Birmingham and the West Midlands. We investigate what happened, advise on claims and help you get answers. We act in fatal workplace accidents, road traffic fatalities and deaths caused by clinical negligence. We can also represent you at the inquest in the Coroner’s Court.

Supporting your recovery and rehabilitation

Compensation matters, however, it is only one part of your recovery.

We look for every opportunity to secure early access to rehabilitation. Depending on your case, this could include:

  • Physiotherapy

  • Occupational therapy

  • Psychological treatment

  • Specialist medical care

  • Support workers

  • Accommodation adaptations.

Early rehabilitation gives you the best chance of recovery and helps you keep your independence.

How much does a personal injury claim cost?

You should be able to seek justice without financial risk. Many of our cases run on a no win no fee basis, which means you do not pay our fees if your claim is unsuccessful.

If your claim succeeds, we charge a success fee capped at 25% of your compensation. We never deduct our fee from compensation for future financial losses, such as future earnings.

We will always explain your funding options clearly, including legal expenses insurance, so you know what to expect from the start.

How long will my claim take?

Every claim is different. Most take between 12 and 24 months to settle, depending on the complexity of your case and whether the other side disputes liability. Serious injury claims often take longer because we need detailed medical evidence.

Supporting clients across Birmingham and the West Midlands

As the UK’s second-largest city, Birmingham is a major commercial, transport and healthcare hub for the wider region. Busy motorways, major construction projects and a growing logistics sector mean accidents can happen in many different settings.

Our team understands the challenges you face, wherever you live in Birmingham and the wider West Midlands. Whatever your circumstances, our focus is the same. We will help you secure compensation, rehabilitation and practical support so you can move forward with confidence.

Nicola Bickham's ability to deal with complex medical evidence and liaise with experts without recourse to counsel is excellent. She has excellent insight into how a claim should be run and is empathetic with clients, but willing to give straightforward and robust advice.

Chambers & Partners
Nicola Bickham

FAQs

If negligent treatment caused avoidable harm, you may have grounds to pursue a clinical negligence claim. We can assess the circumstances and advise whether compensation may be available.

You should seek medical attention, report the accident to your employer, ensure the incident is recorded and retain any evidence where possible. Obtaining legal advice early can help protect your position and ensure relevant evidence is preserved.

You usually have three years from the date of your accident to start court proceedings. Different rules apply to children and to adults who lack mental capacity, so it is best to take advice early.

You may still be entitled to compensation. The amount may be reduced to reflect your share of responsibility, but this does not necessarily prevent you from claiming.

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