Emaari Legal is the trading name of Emaari Legal Ltd, a firm of solicitors authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA number 8007172, company number 15340384) that specialises in serious and catastrophic personal injury claims across England and Wales. The firm acts for injured claimants and bereaved families, never for insurers or defendants, and offers a free consultation funded on a no win, no fee basis.
Who is Emaari Legal?
Emaari Legal describes itself as a “Serious Injury Claims Specialist” and works exclusively on behalf of people who have been seriously hurt, or families bereaved by a fatal accident. The firm operates from 2 offices, in London and Manchester, and covers claims throughout England and Wales regardless of where the claimant lives or where the accident happened.
Emaari Legal does not act for insurers or defend claims; every case is run for the injured person or the bereaved family bringing it.
What does Emaari Legal specialise in?
Emaari Legal specialises in serious and catastrophic injury, not minor or soft-tissue injury. This includes brain and head injury, spinal cord injury and paralysis, amputation, serious burns, sight loss, psychiatric injury including PTSD, complex fractures, chronic pain and CRPS, serious road traffic injuries, serious accidents at work, fatal accident claims, and criminal injury (CICA) claims.
The firm does not handle whiplash, other minor or soft-tissue injury claims, or medical or clinical negligence claims. A road traffic collision that leaves someone with a whiplash injury only falls outside Emaari Legal’s scope; the same collision causing a spinal injury or a fracture falls squarely within it.
Is Emaari Legal SRA regulated?
Emaari Legal Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under SRA number 8007172. Solicitors Regulation Authority regulation requires the firm to meet professional conduct rules, hold indemnity insurance, and handle client money to defined standards, and it gives clients access to the Solicitors Regulation Authority register to verify the firm’s status independently.
Regulation by the Solicitors Regulation Authority also means clients who are unhappy with the service received have a route to the Legal Ombudsman if a complaint cannot be resolved directly with the firm.
What accreditations does Emaari Legal hold?
Emaari Legal holds the Law Society Personal Injury Accreditation, a specialist credential that a firm may only display if it meets the Law Society’s requirements for personal injury practice. The firm is also a member of the Motor Accident Solicitors Society (MASS), a body for solicitors who represent claimants in motor accident claims.
These 2 accreditations, alongside SRA regulation, are the verifiable credentials that substantiate Emaari Legal’s description of itself as a personal injury specialist.
How can I check Emaari Legal Ltd’s company details?
Emaari Legal Ltd’s official company record is held by Companies House, the UK registrar of companies, under company number 15340384. Entering that company number on the Companies House register opens the company file for Emaari Legal Ltd, where the filing history tab lists every document filed since incorporation and the information filed each year, such as confirmation statements and accounts.
Anyone wanting to cross-check the firm can follow the company number from the Companies House search results to the filing history page: the link opens the full ltd filing record, and the advanced company search can be used to confirm the registered office matches the London or Manchester address given below.
Where are Emaari Legal’s offices?
Emaari Legal operates 2 offices, and either can be reached by phone, email or in person to start a claim.
| Office | Address |
|---|---|
| London | Suite 331, 98 Theobalds Road, London |
| Manchester | 2nd Floor, Lowry Mill, Lees Street, Swinton, Manchester |
Both offices handle claims from anywhere in England and Wales; clients are not required to live near either office to instruct the firm.
What funding options does Emaari Legal offer?
Emaari Legal funds claims on a no win, no fee basis under a Conditional Fee Agreement, alongside a free initial consultation to assess the claim. A Conditional Fee Agreement sets out what happens to costs and any success fee depending on the outcome of the claim, and the firm explains these terms before any agreement is signed.
Other funding arrangements, such as an existing legal expenses insurance policy, may also be available depending on the claimant’s circumstances, and this is discussed at the free consultation stage.
What is Emaari Legal’s scope, in one table?
The table below sets out what Emaari Legal takes on and what it refers elsewhere, which is the clearest way to check whether a case fits the firm before calling.
| In scope | Out of scope |
|---|---|
| Brain and head injury | Whiplash / minor soft-tissue injury |
| Spinal cord injury and paralysis | Medical or clinical negligence |
| Amputation and serious burns | Small claims (OIC) tier injuries |
| Serious psychiatric injury (including PTSD), complex fractures, chronic pain and CRPS, serious road, workplace and fall accidents, and fatal accident and CICA claims | Any other minor or non-serious injury claim |
What does the 24-hour visit involve?
Emaari Legal will send a solicitor to visit a potential claimant at home or in hospital within 24 hours where this is needed. This matters most for people who are hospitalised, immobile, or too unwell after a serious injury to attend an office, and for families dealing with a fatal accident claim who need support quickly.
The visit is part of the free consultation and does not commit the claimant to anything; it is an opportunity to explain the injury, discuss funding, and agree next steps in person.
Where to go next
A member of the public who wants to discuss a serious injury or a fatal accident claim can contact Emaari Legal by phone, email, or by requesting a callback, and the same route applies for the free consultation or to arrange a home or hospital visit. Anyone unsure whether their case fits the firm’s specialism is encouraged to get in touch, since scope is usually clear once the injury and its cause are described.
The main claim types the firm handles are set out on the personal injury claims page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Emaari Legal a real SRA-regulated law firm?
Yes. Emaari Legal Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under SRA number 8007172, and its status can be checked on the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s public register.
Does Emaari Legal have reviews or testimonials?
The firm’s verifiable trust markers are its SRA regulation, its Law Society Personal Injury Accreditation, and its MASS membership; prospective clients wanting reassurance are encouraged to check the SRA register directly rather than rely on unverified review scores.
What does “no win, no fee” mean at Emaari Legal?
It means the claim is funded under a Conditional Fee Agreement, with the specific terms, including any success fee, explained to the client before the agreement is signed.
How quickly can Emaari Legal visit me?
Emaari Legal aims to visit a potential claimant at home or in hospital within 24 hours where this is required, as part of the free consultation.
Does Emaari Legal handle whiplash or medical negligence claims?
No. Emaari Legal specialises in serious and catastrophic personal injury and does not take on whiplash, other minor soft-tissue injury claims, or medical or clinical negligence claims.
Free consultation on your serious-injury claim. Call 0330 441 6754 or request a callback. Call Emaari Legal for a free consultation about a serious injury claim.
“No win, no fee” means we act under a conditional fee agreement: if your claim does not succeed you do not pay our fees, subject to the agreement’s terms. If your claim succeeds, a success fee is deducted from your compensation, capped by law at 25% of the damages awarded for your pain, suffering and past losses, and you may be liable for certain costs in some circumstances. We explain the full terms, including any insurance you may need, before you sign anything.
About this page. This page provides general information about the law in England and Wales. It is not legal advice and should not be relied on as legal advice; the right course of action always depends on the specific facts of your situation, and the law may have changed since this page was last reviewed. Strict time limits apply to personal injury claims, usually three years from the date of the accident or the date you first knew your injury was linked to it, with important exceptions (for example for children and for people who lack mental capacity). If you think you may have a claim, take advice as early as possible. For advice about your own circumstances, contact Emaari Legal on 0330 441 6754. Emaari Legal Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA number 8007172).