Camps Solicitors Useful Links
At Camps Solicitors we provide services beyond pursuing personal injury compensation claims for our clients. Our associated services such as our OneCallSortsAll; accident management service take the hassle out of making a personal injury claim.
To start making a personal injury claim call us on Freephone 0800 092 8586 and let us take the stress out of making a compensation claim.
Associated services
OneCallSortsAll - Accident Management Service
One Call Sorts All is the complete accident management service, provided by Camps Solicitors. If you have been unfortunate enough to be involved in a car accident that wasn?t your fault, OneCallSortsAll will sort out the recovery and repair of your car, the provision of a like for like hire car whilst your own vehicle is off the road and they will pursue a personal injury compensation claim against the parties responsible for causing the accident.
Instant Action
Instant Action was set up in 2003 as a service provided by Camps Solicitors to provide the automotive industry throughout the UK with a unique service to assist them in providing a complete non-fault accident management package. Instant Action provides a range of services including like for like vehicle replacement, comprehensive engineers report, fast approval of estimates, payment of invoices within 5 days and free legal advice to victims of non-fault accidents.
Legal resources for personal injury victims
APIL
The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers was established in 1990 by a group of lawyers working on behalf of personal injury victims. APIL campaigns for better laws to help people who are injured or become ill through no fault of their own. APIL provides accreditation to lawyers specialising in the area of personal injury law. An APIL accredited lawyer will be able to provide you with high quality legal assistance if you have had a personal injury or contracted an illness or disease through no fault of your own.
MASS
The Motor Accident Solicitors Society is a UK association of solicitors who specialise in road traffic accident claims. MASS is non-profit making organisation, its members are required to adhere to minimum service standards which are set out in the MASS Charter. Being experts in road traffic claims MASS members will provide clear, comprehensive advice and the best possible service whilst dealing with personal injury compensation claims.
Law Society
The Law Society represents all solicitors in England and Wales. From negotiating with and lobbying the profession's regulators, government and others, to offering training and advice, their mission is to help, protect and promote solicitors across England and Wales. As well as acting for solicitors the Law Society also aims to provide the public with access to high quality legal services as well as calling for legal reforms. The Society also seeks to influence the development of law and procedure in a number of ways, developing policy across a wide range of areas, and lobbying decision-makers both at home and abroad.
Solicitors Regulation Authority
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) regulates more than 100,000 solicitors in England and Wales. The SRA is the independent regulatory body of the Law Society of England and Wales. Established in January 2007, the SRA was previously called the Law Society Regulation Board. Its purpose is to protect the public by ensuring that solicitors meet high standards and by acting when risks are identified. The solicitors' profession ranges from single-solicitor practices to huge firms with a global presence and thousands of lawyers. All solicitors follow the same professional principles and code of conduct. The SRA provides advice to help them to do so.
Ministry of Justice
The Ministry of Justice has responsibility for the regulation of all law firms and other companies that provide claims management services under the Compensation Act 2006. The purpose of the Act is to regulate businesses providing claims management services so that they comply with rules covering the conduct of their business. The Compensation Act was created after the collapse of several high profile claims management companies in 2002 and 2003. It is an offence for any business to offer claims management services without prior authorisation, exemption or waiver.
