No win no fee personal injury solicitors in Harrogate, Leeds and Hull. The small print, in big print.

  1. Lose, and you pay us nothing.
  2. Win, and our fee is never more than 25%.
  3. No claim? We’ll tell you straight.
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The first call is free (up to 30 minutes). You decide what happens next.

  • 4.9 out of 5 from 761 reviews on ReviewSolicitors
  • 4.9 out of 5 from 418 reviews on Trustpilot
  • 98% would recommend us
Navya Shekhar, Georgina Parkin and Louis MacWilliam, the owners of Truth Legal, standing together outside their Harrogate office door, beside the Truth Legal plaque
Navya Shekhar, Georgina Parkin and Louis MacWilliam own Truth Legal. This is their front door in Harrogate.

The small print

No win no fee, in full.

It comes down to three promises. Here they are with the bits most firms leave in the small print, set just as big.

£0 if you lose

Promise 1

If you lose, you pay us nothing.

No upfront fees, and no bill from us if your claim doesn’t succeed.

The other side’s legal costs are covered by insurance we arrange at the start, called After the Event (ATE) insurance, or by a policy you already have, such as car or home insurance.

The honest bit

If your chances of winning drop sharply, or a client is dishonest or unreasonable, we can end the agreement and charge for the work already done. It’s very rare, and we’ll always explain why first.

25% at most, if you win

Promise 2

If you win, our fee is never more than 25%.

Most of our costs are paid by the other side. Our success fee comes out of your compensation, and the law caps it at 25% of the money for your injury and the losses you’ve had so far.

See what you’d keep

The honest bit

Money for future losses, like future care or lost earnings, can’t be touched by the success fee. If you need ATE insurance, we’ll tell you what it costs and how it’s paid before you sign anything.

30 minutes, free

Promise 3

If we don’t think you’ll win, we’ll tell you.

We don’t get paid unless you win, so we only take on claims we believe in.

Your first call is free and lasts up to 30 minutes. You’ll get a straight answer: yes, no, or what we’d need to find out first.

The honest bit

Some people we speak to don’t have a claim. We’d rather say so on day one than let you down in year two.

What you’d keep

Do the sums before you sign.

Move the sliders. This works out the most we could ever take, the way the law says it’s worked out.

Pain and suffering, plus money you’ve already lost or spent.

Future care, treatment or lost earnings. Leave at £0 if none.

Yours, at least £40,000 80% of £50,000

You keep, at least
£40,000
Our success fee, at most
£10,000

On £50,000 of compensation, the most we could take is £10,000. You keep at least £40,000.

An illustration, not a quote. Your agreement may set a lower success fee. It doesn’t include any ATE insurance premium, which we’d explain in writing before you sign.

Reviews

In clients’ own words.

Scores and reviews as published in October 2026. Read every review, good and bad, on ReviewSolicitors (opens in a new tab) and Trustpilot (opens in a new tab).

  • 4.9 out of 5

    ReviewSolicitors 761 reviews

  • 4.9 out of 5

    Trustpilot 418 reviews

  • 98% recommend

    Would recommend us The national average is 81%, on ReviewSolicitors

  • The result was a settlement that exceeded my expectations.

    Richard Dunn About Tim Robinson ReviewSolicitors, July 2026

  • Dealing with the company was a very smooth and straightforward stress free process

    Katharine Thompson About Sarah Wilkinson ReviewSolicitors, July 2026

  • Excellent service and outcome from my accident injury claim.

    Alan Danson About Claire ReviewSolicitors, September 2026

Personal injury claims

What happened to you?

Pick the closest one. We’ll start your claim check with it filled in.

Your team

Your lawyer’s mobile number. Not a call centre.

You get the mobile number of the person handling your claim. Reach them by phone, email, text or WhatsApp, whichever suits you.

  • Helen Beaumont, Head of Personal Injury at Truth Legal, smiling, in front of a white panelled window

    Helen Beaumont

    Head of Personal Injury

    Solicitor, qualified 1995

    Complex orthopaedic and head injuries, chronic pain and psychological injuries.

    Walks her border collie in the Yorkshire countryside.

  • Claire Dunn, Deputy Head of Personal Injury at Truth Legal, smiling, in a blazer

    Claire Dunn

    Deputy Head of Personal Injury

    Solicitor, qualified 2005

    Serious and complex claims, including brain injuries. She once acted for insurers, so she knows how they think.

    A keen mixologist with a love of live comedy.

  • Tim Robinson, solicitor at Truth Legal, smiling, in an open-necked white shirt

    Tim Robinson

    Solicitor

    Qualified 1996, with higher courts rights

    Workplace and road accidents, fatal accident claims, children and CICA claims.

    Climbs mountains in Scotland when he can.

  • Sarah Wilkinson, litigation executive at Truth Legal, smiling, in a white blouse

    Sarah Wilkinson

    Litigation Executive

    In personal injury since 2007

    Road accidents, claims against highway authorities and assaults at work.

    Out on the moors with her Labrador at weekends.

  • Georgina Parkin, Managing Director of Truth Legal, smiling, in a blue dress

    Georgina Parkin

    Managing Director and owner

    Over 15 years in litigation

    Serious injury and chronic pain. She trains doctors on medico-legal work.

    Aiming to read 65 books this year.

  • Olivia Crowley, senior paralegal at Truth Legal, smiling, in a black blouse

    Olivia Crowley

    Senior Paralegal

    Personal injury since 2021

    Keeps you informed and supported from your first call to the end of your claim.

    Owns two dogs, Mabel the Labrador and Gwen the Corgi.

Results

Real results, with the context.

Every case is different, so these figures don’t mean your claim is worth the same. They do show the kind of claims the team wins.

How it works

How a claim works, and how long.

  1. A free first call

    Up to 30 minutes. Tell us what happened, and we’ll tell you honestly if you have a claim.

  2. Your agreement, in plain English

    You see the success fee and any insurance in writing before you sign anything.

  3. Evidence and a medical report

    We gather the evidence and arrange an independent medical examination for you.

  4. We deal with the insurer

    We negotiate for a fair settlement and tell you if an offer is too low. Most claims settle without court.

  5. You’re paid

    Simple claims can settle in about six months. Complex ones usually take one to two years.

You usually have three years to claim.

Check your deadline. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere.

Enter the date of the accident to see when three years runs out.

  • Under 18 at the time? The three years usually start on the 18th birthday.
  • An illness, or found out later? It runs from when you knew it was linked to someone’s negligence.
  • Lost mental capacity? Different rules apply.

Think you’ve left it too late? Call us anyway.

Questions

Straight answers.

Something else on your mind? Call 0330 314 1300 and ask.

What does no win no fee actually mean?

If your claim doesn’t succeed, you don’t pay our fees. If it does, most of our costs are paid by the other side, and our success fee comes out of your compensation. It’s never more than 25%.

How much is the success fee?

It’s our fee for taking on the risk. For personal injury claims, the law caps it at 25% of your compensation for pain, suffering and the losses you’ve had so far. It can’t come out of money for future losses. We tell you the exact percentage in writing before you sign.

What happens if I lose?

You don’t pay our fees. The other side’s costs are covered by After the Event (ATE) insurance, which we encourage you to take out at the start, or by a policy you already have, such as car or home insurance.

Could I end up paying anything?

Two things to know. If you need ATE insurance, we’ll explain its cost and how it’s paid before you sign. And if your chances drop sharply, or a client is dishonest or unreasonable, we can end the agreement and charge for the work done. That’s very rare.

Is the first call really free?

Yes. Your first consultation is free and lasts up to 30 minutes. There’s nothing to sign and nothing to pay, and you decide what happens next.

How long will my claim take?

Simple claims can settle in around six months. Claims with more complex or several injuries usually take one to two years. We give you an estimate at the start and keep you updated.

Will I have to go to court?

Only a minority of claims go to court, usually when the other side denies it was their fault. If yours does, our team will be with you all the way.

How long do I have to make a claim?

Usually three years from the date of the accident. For children, the three years start on their 18th birthday. For illnesses, they start when you knew it was linked to someone’s negligence. If you’re close to the limit, call us anyway.

I already have a solicitor. Can I switch?

Usually, yes. If you’re unhappy with your solicitor, or your firm has closed (like PM Law Group in February 2026), we can look at taking your claim on.

How much does it cost to call 0330 314 1300?

Calls to 0330 numbers cost the same as calling a normal landline, and they’re usually included in your call minutes, on mobiles too.

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