Contacting Emaari Legal means speaking directly to a serious injury solicitor about a potential claim, by phone, email or callback request, with a free claim assessment offered before any commitment and a solicitor available to visit at home or in hospital within 24 hours if required.
How to contact Emaari Legal
Emaari Legal can be reached by phone or email, or by requesting a callback, and every enquiry begins with a free consultation to establish whether a claim exists. The firm has two offices: London, at Suite 331, 98 Theobalds Road, London, and Manchester, at 2nd Floor, Lowry Mill, Lees Street, Swinton, Manchester. Emaari Legal acts for claimants across the whole of England and Wales, so a claimant does not need to live near either office to instruct the firm.
Emaari Legal Ltd is registered in England and Wales, company number 15340384, and trades as Emaari Legal. The firm’s registration can be checked independently: searching the company number on the Companies House advanced company search opens the company file, showing the registered office address at 2nd Floor, Lowry Mill, Lees Street, Swinton, Manchester, the filing history, and other information filed since incorporation. Each filed link on that company file opens the relevant document, so a claimant can review the Ltd’s filing history and confirm the firm’s registered status before instructing it. The firm is also authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, and holds the Law Society Personal Injury Accreditation, a formal specialist credential, alongside membership of the Motor Accident Solicitors Society (MASS).
Who should speak to a serious injury solicitor?
A serious injury solicitor at Emaari Legal should be contacted by anyone who has suffered, or lost a family member to, a serious or catastrophic injury caused by another person’s negligence. This covers brain and head injury, spinal cord injury and paralysis, amputation, serious burns, loss of sight, psychiatric injury including PTSD, complex fractures, chronic pain and CRPS, serious road-traffic injuries, serious accidents at work, serious slips, trips and falls, fatal accidents, and criminal injury (CICA) claims.
Emaari Legal specialises in serious and catastrophic personal injury and does not handle whiplash, other minor or soft-tissue injury claims, or medical or clinical negligence matters. A claimant with one of those cases should seek advice elsewhere; Emaari Legal’s assessment will confirm quickly whether an enquiry falls within its specialism.
What happens during a free personal injury claim assessment?
A free personal injury claim assessment with Emaari Legal establishes the facts of the accident or incident, the injuries sustained, and whether the three-year time limit for bringing a claim still applies. The solicitor listens to what happened, asks about medical treatment and ongoing effects, and explains in plain terms whether a claim for compensation is likely to succeed.
Compensation, where a claim succeeds, is assessed under two heads: general damages for pain, suffering and loss of amenity, calculated by reference to the Judicial College Guidelines, and special damages for financial losses such as loss of earnings, care, rehabilitation and adaptations. Where a claimant is hospitalised, bedbound or otherwise unable to travel, Emaari Legal will send a solicitor to visit within 24 hours of the enquiry, rather than requiring the claimant to attend an office.
Funding options: how is a serious injury claim paid for?
Serious injury claims with Emaari Legal are funded on a no win no fee basis. A solicitor discusses funding at the free consultation stage, before any work begins, so a claimant understands the arrangement from the outset.
What are the time limits for making a claim?
Most personal injury claims in England and Wales must be started within a fixed period, set out in the Limitation Act 1980, and this period varies by claim type. Contacting Emaari Legal promptly protects the ability to bring a claim at all.
| Claim type | Time limit | Runs from |
|---|---|---|
| Most personal injury claims | 3 years | Date of the accident, or date of knowledge of the injury |
| Claims involving children | Exception applies | the 3-year period runs from the child’s 18th birthday |
| Claims involving lack of mental capacity | Exception applies | time is suspended while capacity is lacking; the 3-year period runs from its return |
| Fatal accident claims | 3 years | Date of death, or date of knowledge | | CICA (criminal injury) claims | 2 years | Date of the incident |
Where to go next
A claimant who recognises their injury in the categories above should contact Emaari Legal for a free claim assessment before doing anything else, since early advice preserves evidence and protects the time limit. Anyone still uncertain whether their injury is serious enough, or whether it falls within Emaari Legal’s specialism, will have that answered directly and without obligation during the initial call.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly will a solicitor respond after I contact Emaari Legal?
Emaari Legal offers a free consultation as the first step for every enquiry, and where a claimant is seriously injured, hospitalised or immobile, a solicitor can visit at home or in hospital within 24 hours if required.
Is the free personal injury claim assessment really free?
Yes. The initial claim assessment carries no charge and no obligation, and is used to establish whether a serious injury claim exists before any funding arrangement is discussed.
Does Emaari Legal handle whiplash or minor injury claims?
No. Emaari Legal specialises in serious and catastrophic personal injury and does not act in whiplash, other minor or soft-tissue injury claims, or in medical or clinical negligence matters.
Do I need to visit an Emaari Legal office to make a claim?
No. Emaari Legal acts for claimants across the whole of England and Wales from its London and Manchester offices, and can visit a seriously injured claimant at home or in hospital instead of requiring an office visit.
Free consultation on your serious-injury claim. Call 0330 441 6754 or request a callback. Contact Emaari Legal now for a free, no-obligation serious injury claim assessment.
“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).