Based in Skipton, we are Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence specialists on hand to come to you at home or in hospital so you can tell us what happened to you. Our 'no win, no fee' arrangements mean you can concentrate on dealing with your situation while we claim for the compensation you deserve if someone has been negligent. We may also be able to help you get access to all the medical care, rehabilitation, counselling and support you and your family need because of your condition.
Although there are time limits for making a personal injury claim, each case is independently judged and we recommend you speak to us however much time has elapsed.
Although there are time limits for making a personal injury claim, each case is independently judged and we recommend you speak to us however much time has elapsed.
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While not able to throw the celebratory party originally planned for 2020, we are nonetheless proud to be marking the milestone of our 25th anniversary as a personal injury practice this year.
Nicholas Luty and Andrew Armstrong are highly experienced personal injury lawyers who have each been practising in the UK for over 35 years, almost exclusively in the field of personal injury and clinical negligence litigation on behalf of claimants.
Where many of their contemporaries have retired or moved to become non-practising senior managers in larger city firms, Andrew and Nick remain hands-on for their clients whilst heading up the firm.
Nicholas Luty and Andrew Armstrong are highly experienced personal injury lawyers who have each been practising in the UK for over 35 years, almost exclusively in the field of personal injury and clinical negligence litigation on behalf of claimants.
Where many of their contemporaries have retired or moved to become non-practising senior managers in larger city firms, Andrew and Nick remain hands-on for their clients whilst heading up the firm.
Andrew went to school in Bradford and Leeds, graduating in law from Liverpool University as a qualified solicitor in 1978.
He was head of litigation at Lumb & Kenningham and later Kenningham Underwood Armstrong.
He established Amstrong Solicitors in 1995 and was joined in partnership by Nicholas Luty in 1996.
An expert in personal injury and clinical negligence since 1978, he was the first Bradford solicitor to be appointed to the Law Society's specialist Personal Injury Panel in 1993.
Away from the office Andrew fills his time with soccer, tennis and table tennis, theatre (amateur and professional), hillwalking with or without dogs, dining out and acting as a part-time roadie for his pop musician daughter.
He was head of litigation at Lumb & Kenningham and later Kenningham Underwood Armstrong.
He established Amstrong Solicitors in 1995 and was joined in partnership by Nicholas Luty in 1996.
An expert in personal injury and clinical negligence since 1978, he was the first Bradford solicitor to be appointed to the Law Society's specialist Personal Injury Panel in 1993.
Away from the office Andrew fills his time with soccer, tennis and table tennis, theatre (amateur and professional), hillwalking with or without dogs, dining out and acting as a part-time roadie for his pop musician daughter.
We help you through the process of claiming compensation for your injury, making it simple and easy to follow from start to finish.
Every case is different, of course, but the following steps will help you understand how we will go about making sure you get the recompense you deserve.
Remember, our 'no win no fee' arrangements mean that you don't have to find money to cover your own legal expenses in advance.
If you are not successful in your claim then we will not charge you for our time.
If you are successful, there will be a contribution to the legal expenses payable to us from the funds awarded to you, but this amount is limited by government regulation to protect you.
Every case is different, of course, but the following steps will help you understand how we will go about making sure you get the recompense you deserve.
Remember, our 'no win no fee' arrangements mean that you don't have to find money to cover your own legal expenses in advance.
If you are not successful in your claim then we will not charge you for our time.
If you are successful, there will be a contribution to the legal expenses payable to us from the funds awarded to you, but this amount is limited by government regulation to protect you.
If you have been injured by a defective product you should be protected by the Consumer Protection Act which covers all forms of goods.
A defective product might just be one part of a larger device, machine or engine.
From products used in the workplace to pharmaceutical and medical products such as artificial hip replacement components and pacemakers, as a consumer you have a right to expect your purchase to be fit for purpose.
If you have suffered injury from the poor performance of a product because it is broken or defective we may be able to help you claim compensation from the company who made it.
A defective product might just be one part of a larger device, machine or engine.
From products used in the workplace to pharmaceutical and medical products such as artificial hip replacement components and pacemakers, as a consumer you have a right to expect your purchase to be fit for purpose.
If you have suffered injury from the poor performance of a product because it is broken or defective we may be able to help you claim compensation from the company who made it.
Being attacked and bitten by a dog is a terrifying experience.
Though it won't help you forget what happened, you may be able to claim compensation from the owner of the dog for the effect that this has had upon you.
From small cuts to more serious injuries you have a right to expect some form of recompense from the owner of the dog for failing to handle it responsibly.
Whatever reason the dog had for attacking you, the owner is probably at fault for inadequate training, control or handling of the animal when it hurt you.
Though it won't help you forget what happened, you may be able to claim compensation from the owner of the dog for the effect that this has had upon you.
From small cuts to more serious injuries you have a right to expect some form of recompense from the owner of the dog for failing to handle it responsibly.
Whatever reason the dog had for attacking you, the owner is probably at fault for inadequate training, control or handling of the animal when it hurt you.
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