Here are seven compelling reasons why you should choose Osbornes to pursue your personal injury, no win no fee, compensation claim:

• All but the most simple and straightforward claims are dealt with by our specialist personal injury solicitors (and those simple ones will be directly supervised by a partner who is a member of the Law Society’s Personal Injury Panel)
• All our solicitors are members of APIL (the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers) and they share APIL's commitment to helping rebuild the lives of accident victims.
• Unlike some claims management companies we do not take a cut of your damages.
• We are accredited by the Law Society and by APIL. Law Society Personal Injury Panel membership is held by Partners Wendy Wright and Stuart Kightley and by Associate Sophie Davies. Wendy is an APIL Senior Litigator and Stuart is a Fellow.
• Law Society Panel membership is achieved via a rigorous accreditation process designed to test the applicant's ability and experience in PI law and practice. Membership lasts for five years.
• APIL has a corporate accreditation scheme designed to recognise high standards in the industry and to direct clients to solicitors demonstrating the highest levels of service. Osbornes is a corporate accredited firm.
• APIL also has individual level accreditation for personal injury lawyers. The main categories of accreditation are defined by APIL as:

Litigator: (probably up to 4 years' experience) Paralegals and new to PI solicitors, running cases under supervision and undergoing further training and professional development.

Senior Litigator: (probably 5 to 10 years' experience) Practitioners handling the mainstream of personal injury litigation with significant autonomy within the firm, with responsibility for the assessment and management of risk

Fellow: (probably well over 10 years' experience) Experienced practitioners demonstrating a high level of expertise and recognised by peers, inside and out, as being in a position of professional and intellectual leadership.

Senior Fellow: (the highest level of accreditation) Open to APIL Fellows who can demonstrate an outstanding contribution and accomplishment in personal injury law and practice.