Second Opinion Solicitors for Injury Claims

For a second opinion, send the rejection letter, insurer correspondence, medical reports, accident details and any evidence you have.

If your personal injury claim deadline is close, contact Havard Law immediately with the key dates and documents.

Your current solicitor does not usually need to be contacted at the initial second opinion stage unless you ask.

Havard Law may be able to take over a personal injury claim where there is a reasonable way forward.

If your previous solicitor closed the file, Havard Law can review the reasons and explain whether any options remain.

If a medical report does not support your claim, Havard Law can review whether further evidence may be needed.

A claim may be harder without witnesses, but other evidence such as photographs, reports, CCTV or medical records may help.

An insurer denying responsibility does not automatically end a claim. The evidence behind the denial should be reviewed.

No prospects does not always mean a claim is definitely over, but the evidence and deadline need to be reviewed.

You can ask Havard Law for a second opinion if another solicitor has rejected or closed your personal injury claim.