In the UK, consumer laws exist to safeguard individuals. If you've faced injury due to a defective product or a beauty treatment administered negligently, Thompsons Scotland's dedicated team of consumer injury solicitors is ready to assist. Our goal is to help you secure rightful compensation for the pain and losses you've experienced.
You can explore the possibility of initiating a consumer claims process through our No Win No Fee agreement. Contact our lawyers to discuss your circumstances and the potential for a claim. We're committed to guiding you through your rights as a consumer, explaining your options for compensation, and detailing the workings of our No Win No Fee arrangement.
Our aim is to provide clarity and support throughout the journey. Feel free to reach out for more information and a thorough discussion about your claim. Remember, there's absolutely no obligation to proceed unless you're comfortable with the steps ahead.
The Consumer Claims Process
Have you or someone you care about been hurt due to a faulty product or service? You might be eligible for compensation.
Consumer rights protect individuals from injuries caused by defective goods or services through specific legislation:
- Consumer Protection Act 1987: Streamlines compensation claims for injuries from product defects.
- Sale of Goods Act 1979: Ensures goods and services meet their intended purpose.
- Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982: Mandates goods/services are provided with reasonable skill and care.
Why consider a claim? It acknowledges your injury and helps secure financial compensation for pain, lost earnings, and medical expenses. It also highlights flaws to prevent similar harm to others and enhances safety standards.
Consumer Claims Steps
Thompsons Scotland is one of the largest and leading personal injury solicitor firms in the country. We have a proud track record of securing settlements for our clients and can help with all types of consumer injury claim, including the following:
- Medical product claims
- Contaminated food claims
- Defective and faulty vehicle claims
- Faulty furniture claims
- Faulty electrical goods claims
But what exactly is involved in making a claim for compensation? To find out more, have a look at our section on compensation claims or click on the links below.
- Should you accept an offer from your insurance company?
- What should you do first?
- What happens when you make a claim?
- What if you are claiming on behalf of someone else?
- How long will it take?
- How much will it cost?
- How much compensation will you get?
- Things your lawyer will need to know
- Should you make a claim?
Thompsons Scotland, a leading personal injury firm, specialises in various consumer injury claims, including medical products, contaminated food, vehicles, furniture, and electrical goods.
Curious about the consumer claims process? Explore our compensation claims section for insights. We cover crucial steps: accepting insurance offers, initial steps, claim procedures, claiming for others, time frames, costs, compensation estimates, key lawyer details, and decision-making about claims.
