Personal Injury Claim in Bexley
T. Rees & Co Solicitors frequently act for claimants across Bexley who have been injured as a result of accidents at work, road traffic accidents, clinical & dental negligence claims, tripping & slipping accidents, severe injury claims and injuries caused by defective products. My work is done on a no win no fee basis so you have nothing to lose by making a claim. Evening home visits available for all claimants in Bexley.
T. Rees & Co based in Bexleyheath is a law firm established by T.D.Rees. Being based on the border of Kent & London allows us to work with claimants all over the South East, Kent, Essex, Sussex, Surrey & London.
Tim qualified as a solicitor in 1990 and has specialised in personal injury and clinical & dental negligence claims since the mid 1990s.
T. Rees & Co have recovered compensation for many hundreds of claimants injured as a result of accidents at work, road traffic accidents, clinical & dental negligence claims, tripping & slipping accidents, severe injury claims and injuries caused by defective products. Our work is done on a no win no fee basis so you have nothing to lose by making a claim.
We provide home visits for all claimants in Greater London, Kent, Essex, Surrey, East & West Sussex. We can also represent claimants living anywhere in England or Wales. All work is undertaken on a no win no fee basis.
Tim Rees is a member of the Law Society personal injury panel, a senior litigator accredited by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers and has been a member of the Association for Personal Injury Lawyers since 2000.
If you have been injured as a result of an accident at work, using a defective product, a tripping or slipping accident, a road traffic accident or have a claim as a result of negligent medical or dental treatment, then you could be entitled to compensation if someone else was responsible for your injury. A compensation claim has to be made within three years of the date of the accident, however for children that period doesn’t start to run until the child is eighteen and the three year period doesn’t start until you know the identity of the party responsible for the injury or have sufficient information …
