Experienced Warehouse Accident Solicitors – Proven Results, Maximum Compensation

At Porter Wood Law, we have over 50 years of combined experience successfully winning claims and securing the maximum compensation for warehouse operatives.

Your claim will be dealt with by a fully qualified and vastly experienced solicitor from start to finish. We have a wealth of knowledge and legal expertise to ensure our clients receive the best legal representation and outcome of their claims.

If you have been involved in a warehouse accident that was not your fault, we can help you pursue a successful warehouse accident claim.
Contact us today to speak directly to one of our no-win, no-fee warehouse accident solicitors. Call 01772 203 303, complete the online contact form to request a callback, or speak to a legal assistant online.

The initial legal advice we provide is free of charge and all warehouse accident claims are handled on a no-win, no-fee basis.

Unrivalled success rates

At Porter Wood Law, we pride ourselves on our reputation; the positive feedback we are able to share, thanks to our valued clients; and our continuing success in winning the majority of cases we are instructed to handle for warehouse operatives.

Here to help you build a strong case

To build a strong case, your solicitor will require as much information as possible to prove that the accident was caused through the negligence or breach of duty of your employer. Therefore, it’s important to provide as much evidence as possible to help your solicitor build a strong case.

Here is a quick checklist of the different forms of evidence you should look to provide your solicitor with:

• Medical details: If you have received medical attention for your injuries, your solicitor will require the contact details of the medical establishment you have attended.
• Witness details: If any coworkers were present at the scene of the accident and are able to provide a witness statement, we will need their contact details.
• Photographs: Please provide a copy of any photographs you have taken of the accident scene, if possible, and of the injuries you have sustained.
• Documentation: If the accident was recorded in the accident workbook, or investigated by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE), it is important to inform your solicitor and provide them with any documentation you can about the circumstances of the incident that took place.